Dash 攪拌式爆米花機 Rise

I love that the stirring arm keeps kernels moving so almost every one pops—hardly any burnt pieces or unpopped ones left. Made a huge batch for movie night and it was ready in under five minutes.

The 4.5-quart capacity is perfect for movie nights; I get about four big bowls out of it. It feels sturdier than the plastic poppers I’ve used before.

The stirring arm really cuts down on unpopped kernels compared to my old stirring method. Makes a huge batch that easily fills our biggest bowl for movie night.

The stirrer really does the work for you—no more shaking the pot like a maniac. I’ve made three batches already and every kernel popped, which never happens with my stovetop method.

Finally got the 4.5-quart size so I don’t have to keep making multiple batches for movie night—the stirring arm really does prevent burning, and it's way easier to clean than my old air popper.

I was surprised how much popcorn this little machine holds—18 cups is no joke, and the stirring arm kept every kernel from burning. Cleanup was a breeze with the non-stick surface, and the whole batch popped in under 5 minutes.

The stirring arm really makes a difference—no more shaking the pot or burning kernels. I easily got 18 cups from one batch, and cleanup was simple since nothing stuck.

This thing popped a full batch in just a few minutes without any burnt kernels, and the stirring arm really does keep everything moving. I made enough for the whole family from a quarter-cup of kernels, which is way more than a bag of microwave popcorn.

I was skeptical about the 4.5 QT capacity, but it easily made enough popcorn for the whole family with leftovers. The stirring mechanism kept every kernel from burning, which is a game-changer for my snack nights.

The stirring arm really does the work so you don't have to shake it constantly, and it makes a huge batch—18 cups easily fills our biggest bowl. Cleanup is quick since the nonstick surface wipes right out.