West Bend Stir Crazy Gourmet Popcorn Maker with Nonstick Kettle and Popcorn Scoop, 4 Qt., Black

The media could not be loaded. It looks Great, and for the price is great value. I was excited to try it out, here’s the drawback, it must have a 110/60Hz/480VA supply, so I’ll have to wait for Amazon to deliver it at an additional cost of £35. Maybe I’ll write an update when I can plug it in and test it thoroughly.Update, transformer arrived on Schedule, and set it up for a test run yesterday evening.I added two tbsp of Ghee (clarified butter) and 1/2tsp of Flavorcol, 1/4tsp of butter salt spice. And switched it on. It functioned as advertised and the POPCORN LED banner illuminated (looked great)After two or three minutes, continuous popping could be heard and was forcing its way out of the kettle into the cabinet. Once I heard a two, three second gap in popping I switched off the machine.I emptied the kettle as instructed and most popcorn fell into the cabinet. You will have to use the scoop to push out rest of the popcorn.Tried it and tasted as expected, you can add more flavouring at this stage to your personal liking. Mix well in the cabinet or a large serving bowl and enjoy. It made my evening.Pro’s - didn’t burn in the slightest, colour great, tasted great, nice crunch and un- popped kernels drop into a catch trap.—

Not a UK plug and when trying to do the popcorn it just keeps burning it . No good at all