Hiking Electronic CO., Ltd.
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Price: | 7.5 USD |
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Place of Origin: | Zhejiang, China (Mainland) |
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Product Name: Coca-Cola Series Hot Air Popcorn Makers
Item No.: PM258
Feature |
230V 50Hz 1200W 1) Popcorn made by hot air circulationless calories 2) A healthy and tasty snack for the whole family. 3) )the shape is like COKE |
Packing |
Gift box Size:14.2x14.2x26.7cm Carton Size: 46.5x31x61cm Qty: 12pcs per carton G.W.: 10.5kg N.W.: 9.5kg 1x20"FCL: 3780pcs 1x40"FCL: 7560pcs 1x40HQ: 9072pcs |
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we will keep online every work day.if you have any questions for products plz contact me Email:sales@ hiking8.com |
Coca-Cola Series Hot Air Popcorn Makers
1) Popcorn made by hot air circulationless calories
2) A healthy and tasty snack for the whole family.
3) Preparation without oil
4)Beer Popcorn maker quickly produces fresh, hot popcorn in minutes
coca-cola popcorn maker
History of popcorn maker
One of the ancient ways to pop corn was to heat sand in a fire and stir kernels of popcorn in when the sand was fully heated.
Exploring Paraguay during the 18th century, Felix de Azara told of a kind of popcorn with kernels on the tassel which, when "it is boiled in fat or oil, the grains burst without becoming detached, and there results a superb bouquet fit to adorn a lady's hair at night without anyone knowing what it was. I have often eaten these burst grains and found them very good."
Charles Cretors, founder of C. Cretors and Company in Chicago, introduced the world's first mobile popcorn machine at the World's Columbian Exposition in Chicago in 1893. Scientific American reported: "This machine...was designed with the idea of moving it about to any location where the operator would be likely to do a good businesss. The apparatus, which is light and strong, and weighing but 400 or 500 pounds, can be drawn readily by a boy or by a small pony to any picnic ground, fair, political rally, etc. and to many other places where a good business could be done for a day or two."
Percy Spencer, Raytheon Manufacturing Corporation, figured out how to mass produce magnetrons which were being used to generate microwaves for use in World War II. Looking for post-war applications of Raytheon technology, Spencer spurred the development of the microwave oven. Popcorn was key to many of Spencer's experiments.