Nostalgia Electrics CCP-509 Popcorn Maker "oz 2 cup" Questions

...lb = 4 oz = 1/2 C of butter 1- 8 oz stick = 1 cup "I hope this helped you out, if so let me know by pressing the helpful button. Check out some of my other posts if you need more tips and

...it shoul be around 3-1/2 min. if its much longer its too much so try 8 oz of corn and 2-1/2 oz. of oil. By you using this test or formula I am assuming the kettle thermostat is set correctly

...popcorn ratio for model 2085? All popcorn machines use a 3or4:1 corn to oil ratio. More specifically the model 2085 is a 6 oz popper. 6oz. popcorn (3/4 cup) 1.6 - 2oz oil (1/4 cup) 1-2 tsp popcorn ...

2.5 oz kettle.  This is for 1/3 cup of uncooked kernels.  Add kernels with a tablespoon of popcorn oil (available in markets) and a 1/3 teaspoon of what's called "Flavacol".  It'

...2.0 oz. [60 ml]Flavacol - 1 tablespoon [8 cc]POPPING INSTRUCTIONS1. Turn KETTLE HEAT and KETTLE MOTOR switch "ON".2. Make test pop with 3 kernels of corn and 1 oz. [30 ml] of oil.3. Pour pre-measured ...

...about the quantity of oil and kernels to use. The instructions for the CCP-510 are clearer, stating that for every measuring cup full of kernels ( 4 oz.) add 2 tablespoons of light vegetable

OZ, 2,3,4 etc. I have pre-measured packets given to me that are for a 4 oz Kettle. Thanks Dan Martin Hello Dan, According to the manufacturer specifications, your popcorn popper has a 2 ounce capacity

...and salt do I put in a 2085cl gold medal popcorn machine? That model is a 6oz popcorn machine. 3/4 cup popcorn kernels (6oz) slight 1/4 cup oil (1.6oz-a quarter cup is 2 oz.) 1 teaspoon popcorn

...would be 12oz of corn (1-1/2 cups ) to 4 oz of oil. A good popping cycle takes about 3 1/2 min from the time you add the corn and oil to dump time. you can make ajustments for the results you