Nostalgia Electrics™ Old Fashioned Red Carnival Popcorn Cart
- Size/Capacity: 4-oz. Popping Kettle yields 1.5 gallons of Popcorn
- Dimensions: 37×27x59-in.
Product Description
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Nostalgia Electrics™ Old Fashioned Red Carnival Popcorn Cart
Tags: Carnival, Cart, Electrics™, Fashioned, Nostalgia, Popcorn
February 17th, 2010 at 12:26 pm
I purchased this last year for Christmas. Don’t buy the 6 or 8 oz bag as it will get stuck in the popper. The motor is not strong enough to process that much pop corn. When it does start poping the lid is to light and you will loose approximatly 15 to 20 % of the kernals. Buy something else.
Rating: 2 / 5
February 17th, 2010 at 1:52 pm
I bought the next smaller version of this Brand and Style of Popcorn maker. In multiple places, the base was dented and the paint chiping – claerly a manufacturing defect and not from shipping. It was clear the paint job was very poorly done and I expect RUST within the first few months of use. The top or maker itself was better but the stand portion gave me great cause for concern about the entire products quality. The instructions need a lot of work and you’ll be guessing about which screw and washers to use for assembly. In my opinion, you should keep looking.
Rating: 1 / 5
February 17th, 2010 at 3:04 pm
Our church purchased the Nostalgia Pop Corn Popper and have been very disappointed. It will pop only a few kernals of corn and then stop popping. I have tried to contact the Helman Group who manufacture it and have had no response from them after two phone calls, three e-mails and two letters. I can not recommend this product to anyone on the basis of my experience.
Rating: 1 / 5
February 17th, 2010 at 4:06 pm
We bought this exact same popcorn cart from COSTCO ($299) at Christmas. Inside the cart, on the “roof” there is a black plastic plate that has 4 screws and holds the top half of the rotating device that then connects to the actual kettle. This plastic plate
broke off in little pieces – actually fell into the popcorn. Not realizing it at first, my son actually choked on a piece!
We got a replacement cart from COSTCO pretty quickly and the EXACT same thing happened with the second cart. There is obviously a manufacturing defect with this and I do not recommend purchasing it.
Rating: 1 / 5