Sentences with phrase «air popper»

popcorn: Pop up a large pot (or hot air popper) of kernel popcorn, salt lightly and pour into a large brown paper bag or individual paper bags (I like to put the paper bag in a plastic grocery bag to make sure the grease doesn't seep through on anything.)

(Maybe one day I'll buy my own air popper!)

Try these oil - free, flavor - full popcorn recipes using a few simple plant - based ingredients and that old air popper you've got collecting dust in the back of your cupboard.

You can make this quantity using the pot with oil technique, but most air poppers require a bit more to work properly.

Such a great healthy snack Air poppers are awesome — since I don't have one at my house, I use a glass dish and microwave it — same effect, no extra appliance Michelle @ Vitamin Sunshine recently posted... 25 Healthy Recipes to Pamper your Valentine

Bought an old school air popper and love it.

Try an easy microwave method or use an inexpensive air popper.

Once you all agree on which movie to watch maybe you can all pop some popcorn together in a hot air popper.

In the last decade, while other franchise chains have bounced in and out of the Top 10 like corn in an air popper, Subway has topped the Franchise 500Ã ¯ Â ¿ Â 1/2 list nine out of 10 years.

Make your own and pop it in coconut oil or use an air popper.

I freshly popped our corn in an air popper.

My family loves our air popper and rarely makes microwave popcorn.

I use an air popper, and add butter, onion powder, and parmesan cheese.

I love popcorn but I agree those microwave bags are full of junk... but oh so much easier than getting out the air popper every time I want popcorn.

I actually got rid of my air popper recently.

I always air pop our popcorn which I think tastes the best (this is the air popper we have).

We use an air popper, too, and I love it!

if we use the air popper, we toss it in butter some things just aren't meant to taste like coconut!

We use an air popper for our popcorn, after years of ruining our pots with smelly oil using the stove top method.

The amount of unpopped popcorn you need will vary with how good the popcorn you have is and how good your air popper is.

The air popper is so much easier — we use this air popper, which is now available in our gift shop.

Nick has an air popper so we love to make big batches of popcorn - such a good snack, I love it with cinnamon and coconut oil.

Made this tonight, using an air popper, then transfering popcorn to a greased metal bowl by handfuls.

I used an air popper for the popcorn and nice, thick sliced bacon.

(You can also use an air popper or the microwave to pop the popcorn.)

But that was mostly because it was in the air popper and it wasn't that dangerous.

My suggestion is to pop your own popcorn in an air popper, add your own butter and salt.

Question, I have an air popper that resticts the use of oil.

I'm not sure about the air popper!

I have an air popper that pops the kernels in like 2 minutes tops, but I hate buying the popcorn butter all the time.

I've never used an air popper, so I can't help much, sorry!

You can also try this popcorn science experiment with an air popper to eliminate the oil variable.

Make plain popcorn — since we don't have an air popper I just made some in a pot on the stove.

Researchers also argue over which popping method — stove top, microwave, or air popper — produces the biggest flakes.

Using an air popper or any pan method (we like heating up 1 tablespoon of coconut oil over medium heat, adding 1/2 cup of unpopped kernels, and covering until the pops slow down), make as much popcorn as you'd like.

Plus, if you pop the corn yourself in an air popper or...

Use an air popper to pop your popcorn kernels, or heat coconut oil in large stock pot over high flame.

I — GASP — do not own an air popper!