Back To Basics Stove Top Popcorn Popper, Stainless Steel

Stove Top Popping: So Much More Fun Than Old-Fashioned Microwave Popcorn

Please note that the newst model of the Back to Basics stainless steel stovetop popcorn popper does not have a see thru window.

Tear off plastic. Unfold the bag. Press start. For today's youth, the microwave has been the only source of homemade popcorn. With Back to Basics new Popcorn Family Fun Center, families can return to the days when popcorn making was an entertaining and delicious event.

We have been overwhelmed to learn how few kids know that making popcorn can be great fun, said Brad Beesley, Back To Basics company vice president, the Stove Top Popper's Manufacturer.

When we start reading comment cards that say our Stove Top Popper is a lot better than the traditional microwave way of making popcorn, we know the time is ripe for families to get back to the basics of home, health and hearth.

The Back to Basics six-quart Stove Top Popper is reminiscent of old-fashioned poppers, but also includes a top window for monitoring popping progress, as well as a butter drip and hinged lid for easy loading and dispensing. Much like commercial poppers, the Stove Top Popper includes a stirring paddle to keep kernels moving and heated evenly, and can be used with or without oil. Customers can personalize their popcorn using:

Get theater quality popcorn at home. Consistent 475 degree F temperature explodes kernels into light, fluffy clouds or popcorn. Most Hot Air Poppers usually pop at just 350 degrees F