Wabash Valley Farms Stainless Steel Whirley-Pop Popcorn Popper

Just upgraded to an induction cooktop and needed to replace our old aluminum pan. This stainless steel version feels much more substantial and well-made.

it is popping well so far .my kids love it

I am so disappointed. I have had two Whirleypops and loved them. This one from Macys arrived damaged and customer service agreed to replace it but has not provided a mailing label so that I can return the damaged one, although it must be returned. Do not buy from Macys.

What a wonderful popcorn popper. It popped almost all kernals. it pops airy, fluffy and not hully.

Had to replace my aluminum Whirley Pop when I recent got an induction range. I bought this stainless steel version and it's been working great! I like to use coconut oil with it for a better flavor.

I bought this for roasting coffee at home and have used it 4 times. It’s working well! My two wishes for improvement: 1. It’s designed for right-handed users. Annoying, but nothing too surprising. 2. The center down rod does tend to “pop up” which puts the whole thing out of alignment, but Whirley-Pop has a good YouTube video showing how to fix it. Seems like something you do regularly. Overall pleased.

Excellent performance at a decent price and quick delivery!

We love our new Whitley Pop it fully pops kernels and they are light almost fluffy.

Bought this as gift. I have one and love it! It makes perfectly popped popcorn every time! I liked that this one is made from stainless steel. It is more durable to me.

I bought the stainless steel version so it would work on my new induction cooktop. It seems that the handle is slightly bent to allow the spinner inside the pot to cover more area. The thing works great. Just about every kernel pops consistently, and the owners manual says that if you’re gonna use it at least once a week that you just need to wipe it out and don’t actually need to wash it. When I use it on the induction stove, it’s almost like all the kernels pop at the same time. It only takes a couple of minutes, maybe four for a whole pot, of stirring at a slow, consistent pace. I’m happy with the purchase.