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Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2025
Seemed well made, nice and sturdy, but during the first time using, oil leaked from all four corners of the popper, making it unusable. This item is not returnable through Amazon, waiting for a response from the manufacturer,Update: Manufacturer’s customer service was quick in responding and is sending a replacement. I will update when I receive it.
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2025
Fun and easy to use. Kind of bulky to pack and a little heavy. Take some extra butter and some seasoning and enjoy the stars. Have been camping with mine for a year and it has held its color and hasn’t rusted.
Joseph G. Buchman
Reviewed in the United States on June 22, 2024
Not meant to be held over an open flame (too heavy, handle too short), but PERFECT for placing on a campfire grill and occasionally shaking from side to side. Popcorn came out perfectly on the first try. Very pleased.
Ben
Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2024
When it works it’s great popcorn and fun. But it’s hard. The lid comes off easy while you’re cooking and stuff burns pretty easy.
Travis
Reviewed in Canada on July 28, 2023
The popcorn maker is easy to use, even Justin Trudeau could make popcorn with it, and that should say a lot about this product!
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on October 29, 2023
The product is great!!! I am a girl guides leader and the girls love it. Hot popcorn On a open fire was wonderful
Kristy
Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2022
I love popcorn as a late night snack, so it’s only natural I needed this for camping.It screws together really easy and comes apart for relatively easy storage. Just remove the box from the long handle in order to store it when not in use. I needed to use pliers in order to separate the handle from the popping box.It’s a little awkward? Heavy? If you’re just holding the box (by the handle of course) with the popcorn over an open flame. But if there is a grill or a log to set the box on, it makes the process much simpler. Super sturdy, but double check everything is screwed in tightly.I was pleasantly surprised at how well the popcorn popped in the box. It tasted wonderful, and it made way more than I could eat. Not one burnt kernel. I used oil and I had no issues at all. Directions are included with the item, including directions on how to put the popcorn popper together, and how much popcorn and oil should be used.Pros: it worked really well! Easy to clean. Stores relatively easily.Cons: heavy/awkward (unless placed on a flat surface). Had some difficulty taking apart.
WARD
Reviewed in the United States on February 1, 2020
I really wanted a popcorn popper for the fire pit but I was feeling cheap mostly. Construction of this popper is very good, handle is designed to break down and fit inside for camping trips. Heavy gauge sheet metal and hinge are welded and box is tight, i.e. it does not leak oil in fire. Handle could be easily modified for a longer reach if desired, handle screws on and I had no problem with it coming loose or twisting while using. I would say care very easy and just like cast iron cookware. When I got it I just threw: oil, salt, and popcorn in the bottom and stuck it in the coals, shook it when popping started with no burning. My only regret was waiting so long to buy this, now I start fires just to use it.
LAL
Reviewed in Canada on September 30, 2019
Large enough to hold popcorn for sharing around the camp fire. Much better than the smaller cheaper versions out there
Marshall Martin
Reviewed in Canada on September 12, 2019
Best popcorn maker ever
SANDRA J.
Reviewed in Canada on January 22, 2019
We use this when camping and really like it. Popcorn does not burn. Don't put extra popcorn in or it will be too crowded. Very few kernels don't pop. It is awkward dumping out popcorn unless you have large pot or bowl topour into. Liked it enough to buy more for gifts. Heavy material, not cheap thin aluminum.
phone geek
Reviewed in the United States on October 5, 2017
This is the worst piece of junk I Have ever loved,Many thanks to those that went before me,I was warned but just wanted to play with the thing ,warehouse deals had one for $10 that's cheep enough for a toy-so I hit the button ,as reviewed it was a little heavy the hinge was ok the wood handle was crap and the paint burned off .. threw out the first batch, scoured out the paint, wire wrapped the wood handle , didn't get the tension tight enough on the wire so I added some epoxy then i epoxied , the threaded insert in solid and let it kick...back to the kitchen,,, a few scorched flakes on the first try ,,, mmm shake harder ,,,next try was perfect no scorchies and 6 duds out of the 6 table spoons of kernels. the texture is crisp like an air popper but the taste is more like hot oil popped we have made popcorn ball squares,marshmallow treats,and brought it to color night where it was invited back I have used it on a gas stove and a induction hot plate, The trick is the shaking , long strokes hard enough to keep the flakes off the bottom where the heat is the highest ,I cant imagine doing this without a grate, the thing is heavy, occasianal side shakes help but mostly back and forth ,dump it when the pops get past 7 seconds between , shake a little harder at the end ,its a workout but your about to replace the calories so no loss.... I do just love this thing
jeepchic
Reviewed in the United States on June 21, 2016
I am reviewing the Camp Chef Campsitell Popcorn Popper. I really an loving this popper. We were recently camping with some friends of our and he had one similar to this one. This one has a 3.5 quart capacity and is larger that the one my friend has. I like this hand better as it seems sturdier. You do have to watch the handle the way it is threaded on when you ar shaking it as mine came a little loose. Now that I know to watch for that, I can shake it back and forth instead to prevent the handle from coming loose. I have only used this at home on my fire pit and the handle did not get too hot for me to hold. We usually make a bigger fire while camping so we may want to have a nice pot holder or something handy in case it would get too hot for bare hands. My first attempt was successful. I just used some of the popping and topping oil to start with, added a few kernels and when they popped I added the rest of the kernels I kept shaking the popper until the popping slowed way down. It was easy to do and easy to clean up! Delicious!
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