would this work on coconut oil? 3 tbs would be the perfect amount of oil per bucket on my popcorn maker
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The scoop I have holds just slightly more than one tablespoon. I have had no trouble scooping cookie dough with it, so I would think a three tablespoon scoop would work with solidified coconut oil.
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I don't see why it wouldn't work on coconut oil, though I have never tried it.
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I believe it would work on coconut oil, downside will it is hard to get into a jar in any corner.
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What a good idea! I love it when gadgets have multiple uses. In my opinion, it's certainly worth a try!
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I use 2 tablespoons oil to 1/3 cup popcorn or 3 tablespoons oil to 1/2 cup popcorn
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I had the same concern after I had purchased some off flavor from the same type. I contacted great northern the told me to contact amazon. Also I was concerned that they advertised coconut oil but the packages state it could be a blend of oils. I started buying the bulk corn, 100% coconut oil by the gallon, popcorn flavoring by the gallon and popcorn salt. You will come out about the same with expiration dates and 100% coconut oil if you buy your own, no guessing.
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I am not sure. I do use this oil with a fun time popcorn machine. Works great and not a lot of oil used.
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Yes it is, but you might want to use the kind that doesn't have beta carotene in it because the beta carotene will add a golden hue to whatever you cook. Try Snappy Popcorn 1 Gallon White Coconut Oil, it costs about the same and only contains coconut oil. Don't worry about storage, it doesn't need refrigeration and is all natural.
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Actually, coconut oil doesn't really have a buttery flavor. Popping your popcorn in Flavocol seasoned salt is what gives it the buttery flavor. The coconut oil is healthy and gives the popped kernels a nice buttery color, however.
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Sorry I don't know. I was not impressed with the product so I don't use it. I think u would be better off with coconut oil.
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This takes oil, use coconut oil it will make your popcorn taste better and won't go bad for a VERY long time. Also I wouldn't recommend this product it is built completely wrong. The piece that you put over the top (bottom) when done will expand and fall off. Also you have to lift the COMPLETE UNIT up to turn it over. DON'T BUY
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I use 1 to 3 table spoons of oil per 1/2 cup of popcorn. I use a Whirley Pop stovetop popper and that was their recommendation. I also use 1/8 to 1/4 teaspoon Flavocal salt.
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never put any type of oil in popper. Add only after it is done. Not only will you not burn the thing, your popcorn will have as much oil as you add to it.
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If you still have the scoop... that came with the popper... we always use 2 scoops of popcorn... to 2 oz. pack of naks popping oil.. with a 1/2 teaspoon of (Gold medal premier flavacal) popcorn salt... if you lost your scoop...its about 1/2 a cup size... Put in the oil first and let melt then add your popcorn scoops with the 1/2 teaspoon of salt... and there you go let it pop your house with a smell that is awsome. frome all the stuff we tried this is the best way and taste. we get the best stuff from a site on the web... we get the best oil..like the oldfation popcorn the movies used to have... it's aswome here is the site for you you can get all your suplies for the best popcorn hands down! (www.ht-express.com.).. we get the big box of popping oil packs 98 2oz. packs a box... already ready to go into your popper.. the salt is there too... and big bags of popping corn too enjoy!!! :)
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Yes it will have some due to the nature of coconut oil. I use this product in popcorn as a once in a while treat and not a daily snack.
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It cooks popcorn great with only 1 tsp. of oil. I've had my popper and done this for years. Peanut oil is another good oil to try. This is a great popcorn popper that pops corn like the movies do without all the added extra butter and sugar. I love drizzling some orange blossom honey and salt over mine. Salty and sweet!
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I am not an expert but it is used to cook popcorn and I see it use often in recipes so I would think so. I would google bread recipes with coconut oil and see what you get. Good luck
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I'm using popcorn that comes in quart jar. Easy to use, just measure into the little cup they provided and it's enough for us two old folks. I'm wondering if I can use butter in place of the liquid oil ??
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Hi Laurie, yes it does need oil. We have found out that 2-3 tablespoons of organic olive oil per 1/2 cup of organic popcorn kernels makes a great bowl of popcorn. You need to experiment with how much oil according to your taste. This popper is easy clean, we just toss the cooking plater an bowl into the dishwasher. Great product.
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I would say yes as when using the mic bowl it is an option to put a small amount of oil in as well. I use olive oil but coconut would be fine...the salt shouldn't harm it. However...only use like a 1/4 cup of popcorn at a time, bon appetit!