Sanford SF1377PM Electrical Hot Air Popcorn Maker uses heated moving air to pop suitable dry popcorn kernels without requiring them to be immersed in cooking oil. It is designed for quick snack preparation and directs popped corn out of the chamber into a serving bowl.
How to use
Measure kernels according to Sanford guidance, position a suitable bowl at the outlet and operate only for the specified cycle. Hot-air poppers should not be loaded with oil, butter, sugar or seasoning inside the popping chamber unless the manufacturer explicitly allows it.
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Do's
- Do use suitable popcorn kernels.
- Do keep the outlet unobstructed.
- Do allow the unit to cool between cycles as instructed.
Don'ts
- Don't put butter or oil into the hot-air chamber unless explicitly permitted.
- Don't touch hot outlets.
- Don't operate without the required cover/chute.
- Don't immerse the appliance.
FAQs
Does it need oil?
The hot-air popping process itself does not require kernels to be immersed in oil.
Can I add butter while popping?
Add toppings after popping unless Sanford explicitly provides another method.
Why are some kernels unpopped?
Kernel age, moisture and variety can affect popping performance.