Nostalgia Air Pop Hot Air 4 oz. Red Countertop Popcorn Machine
$18.81
Treat yourself to theater style popcorn whenever you want with the selection of this affordable Nostalgia Air Pop Hot Air Red Countertop Popcorn Machine.
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Description
The Nostalgia APH200RED 16-Cup Air-Pop Popcorn Maker is tabletop sized party pleaser. The electric popping system uses hot air instead of oil, producing a light and healthy snack. Includes a measuring cup to ensure the proper amount of kernels are used, and the clear top housing allows for easy viewing. Measuring cup also works great for melting butter.
- Pops up to 16-cups of popcorn per batch
- Healthy, oil-free popping
- Includes measuring cap to ensure amount of kernels used
- Unique popping chamber design creates swirling airflow that results in fewer un popped kernels
- Cord wrap in bottom of unit
- Convenient countertop size
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including arsenic, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov
Additional information
| Weight | 4.5 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 8.85 × 6.02 × 10.23 in |
| Appliance Type | Popcorn Popper |
| Color/Finish | Red |
| Color/Finish Family | Red/Orange |
| Dishwasher Safe Parts | Yes |
| Features | No Additional Features |
| Housing Material | Plastic |
| Includes | Measuring Cup |
| Kernel Capacity (oz.) | 4 |
| Model | APH200RED |
| Novelty Machine Type | Countertop |
| Popper Type | Hot Air |
| Small Appliances Color Family | Red |
| Small Electric Product Type | Popcorn Popper |
| Style | Modern, Transitional |
| Wattage (watts) | 1040 |
Reviews (79)
79 reviews for Nostalgia Air Pop Hot Air 4 oz. Red Countertop Popcorn Machine
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Dave Hegmann (verified owner) –
Not powerful enough to eject all the popped corn. Have to tip it over to collect rest of popped kernels. Many kernels left unpopped from a new bag of popcorn.
Adeline Wolf (verified owner) –
The air popper is cute and works great. It’s easy to use, too. I especially like the size.
Sheila Schulist (verified owner) –
This air popper works great. Just put a large bowl in front, use built in scoop to measure kernels, pour in and turn on. In a few minutes the bowl is full of hot popcorn without the mess.
Cullen Abbott (verified owner) –
I read the reviews, I noticed one stated he purchased this product to roast coffee beans. I knew this was the air popper for me. Let the unit heat up for 5 minutes and I have had 99.999% of my popcorn popper in a very short amount of time. The aim of the spout is great as the popcorn literally is lifted out & down into the container. I would highly recommend this unit. I use it frequently and if you don’t melt butter in the measuring cup, there is very little to clean up!
Griffin Windler (verified owner) –
It meets my expectations so far. I would recommend it.
Javier Cronin (verified owner) –
It’s easy to use. It makes great popcorn. It’s easy to clean and maintain. The operative descriptor is the word “easy”.
Leola Beahan (verified owner) –
Air popped popcorn inst the best way to make popcorn. If you want good popcorn, use a whirly pop with coconut oil and flavacol salt. Plenty of demos on YouTube.
Darlene Doyle (verified owner) –
It does an adequate job. One minor annoyance is that butter didn’t melt in the top cover. The main thing I didn’t like was that it doesn’t shoot out all of the popped popcorn. There’s a lot left inside but the unit is too hot to pick up to dump it into the bowl.
Lesley Cassin (verified owner) –
I am impressed with this machine. I average 6-10 unpopped kernals. It is fast and I love that it has an on/off switch.
Adelbert Rutherford (verified owner) –
Great little air popper. My family loves popcorn and this is a great way to get our treat a healthy way. Recomend turning on a few minutes before poring in your corn and yes not all of it will pop.
Royce Reynolds (verified owner) –
Love it! Pops all the kernels, easy to load, looks good on the counter. Thinking of ordering another one!
Reese Boyer (verified owner) –
It was easy to assemble, heat up, pour in popcorn and overflow my bowl. It does what I wanted it to do.
Nia Berge (verified owner) –
The best way to do this review is to compare this Nostalgia machine to the Presto and knock-offs I have used for over 30 yrs. First this Nostalgia uses 1040 watts and hot air swirls the kernels around in the cup like a tornado. Whereas, the old style Presto uses 1440 watts and blows hot air straight up the tunnel through the kernels. So. the energy savings with the Nostalgia is significant. Also the Nostalgia is more compact in size and has the big improvement of an on/off switch instead of just pulling the plug and seeing electric sparks from the old Presto designs. Although, it seems that the Presto produces bigger popped corn faster. A couple of real distractions with the Nostalgia is its noises. It sounds as loud as a vacuum cleaner, vibrates from an out of balance motor, and the clear top cover comes lose and rattles annoyingly. So, the Nostalgia needs a few manufacturer fixes. For me the Nostalgia is on the top shelf as a back-up.
Jordi Heidenreich (verified owner) –
I rate the Nostalgia Air Pop Hot Air 4 oz. red popper as 3 stars (“average”). The positives are: it does pop the kernals, the price is a bargain, and it is sleek/lightweight. The negatives are: since it has a lower wattage, it doesn’t heat up and pop as effectively; i.e., longer to pop, and more unpopped (wasted) kernals. For around 5 dollars more, you can buy another brand with more wattage for better/faster popping.
Garry Weissnat (verified owner) –
Awesome popper not overly loud. The on off button is a lovely touch. My last popper was always on would spark when plugged in or unplugged as well as burn popcorn. This item is perfect doing none of those things at an awesome price.
Maud Marvin (verified owner) –
Very efficient; have ordered another one for my brother.
Wilton Ferry (verified owner) –
It stinks. Literally. I had to run it many, many times before it quit giving off fumes that smelled very toxic. It was so bad I had to run it in the garage until the smell went away. After that was over, it does a good job of popping corn.
Wade Walker (verified owner) –
It’s easy to use. It makes great popcorn. It’s easy to clean and maintain. The operative descriptor is the word “easy”.
Raegan Runolfsdottir (verified owner) –
Exactly what we wanted at a good price and fast pickup
Fannie Oberbrunner (verified owner) –
I like it a lot. It’s easy to use but the kernels do fly around a bit and there are a good amount of unpopped kernels. Overall it works like a charm.