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product_id: 993312
title: "Popcorn Stovetop Popcorn Maker, Silver, 6.5 Quart | Stainless-Steel Popcorn Popper with Hand Crank, Vented Lid, and Stir Paddle - Home Movie Night Supplies or Game Night Snacks"
brand: "great northern"
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# Vented lid for moisture release, keeps popcorn crunchy 6.5-quart capacity for 5 quarts fresh popcorn Built-in stir paddle with precision metal gears Popcorn Stovetop Popcorn Maker, Silver, 6.5 Quart | Stainless-Steel Popcorn Popper with Hand Crank, Vented Lid, and Stir Paddle - Home Movie Night Supplies or Game Night Snacks

**Brand:** great northern
**Price:** ₩152357
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🍿 Elevate your snack game with every pop—because ordinary popcorn just won’t do!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Popcorn Stovetop Popcorn Maker, Silver, 6.5 Quart | Stainless-Steel Popcorn Popper with Hand Crank, Vented Lid, and Stir Paddle - Home Movie Night Supplies or Game Night Snacks by great northern
- **How much does it cost?** ₩152357 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- great northern enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted great northern brand quality
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## Key Features

- • **Burn-Free Popping:** Innovative built-in stir paddle and wooden handle ensure even cooking without scorching, batch after batch.
- • **Crunch-Lock Vented Lid:** Steam escapes through the vented lid, locking in that irresistible crunch and flavor every time.
- • **Theater-Style Popcorn, Anytime:** Pop up to 5 quarts of fresh, crunchy popcorn in minutes—perfect for movie nights and social gatherings.
- • **Effortless Cleanup & Durability:** Premium stainless steel construction wipes clean easily—no soap or water needed, ready for your next snack session.
- • **Classic Design Meets Modern Convenience:** Old-school hand crank with durable metal gears, ideal for stovetop or campfire use—be the host with the most.

## Overview

The Great Northern 6.5-Quart Stainless Steel Stovetop Popcorn Maker features a duplex heat pad for even cooking, a built-in stir paddle with precision metal gears to prevent burning, and a vented lid that releases moisture for perfectly crunchy popcorn. Designed for quick, mess-free popping of up to 5 quarts, it combines durable stainless steel and a stay-cool wooden handle for safe, easy use on stovetops or campfires. Cleanup is a breeze with a simple wipe-down, making it the ideal choice for movie nights, parties, and snack enthusiasts seeking authentic theater-style popcorn at home.

## Description

The Stainless Steel Stove Top Popper by Great Northern Popcorn was designed by popcorn scientists to make popping popcorn on the stove a breeze. Now one person can continually pop pan after pan of delicious popcorn without the investment of expensive and bulky popcorn poppers. Only one word truly describes the Spinner Stovetop Popper - Awesome! The Stainless Steel Stovetop Popper's innovative design allow moisture to escape during the popping process so your popcorn will be hot, crunchy, and mouth-watering. Our innovative stirring handle keeps the popocorn from burning as you pop batch after batch. Features: Stainless Steel Construction Duplex heat pad for even cooking Easy Pour lid Precision made metal gears Make 5 Quarts of Popcorn in Just Minutes Vented lid for moisture release Wooden safety handle Stainless steel stir paddle Easy Clean Up: Just wipe with a paper towel and store for later use Great Northern Popcorn Quality and Dependability! Does not work on induction ranges.

Review: Popcorn perfection! - I love this popcorn popper!!! I've been using it a couple of times a week for over a month now, and no problems whatsoever, other than "user error." The first week I used it, I followed the instructions and started out on medium heat on my electric range. I popped corn twice that week, and it turned out absolutely delicious and crunchy, with not even one unpopped kernel. The next weekend, I forgot to start out on medium heat, and used my "over-easy egg" temperature of medium-high instead. Big mistake! I had a small volume of totally black popcorn, and a house full of smoke. I scrubbed forever, and never did get all the burnt popcorn off the bottom of the pan. Nevertheless, the pan still works great and I have popped perfect popcorn every week since then with no trouble whatsoever, and not a single old maid yet. I didn't experience any problems with a loose lid. In fact, it was quite difficult to snap on when I first received the popper, and I resolved never to remove it. However, I had to remove it after the burnt corn incident, and have removed it to wash it thoroughly several times since then, and have had no problems reattaching the lid. No problem with both sides popping open when pouring the popcorn out either. I love the solid, sturdy stainless steel construction, not to mention the fact that I don't have to worry about leached aluminum. I listened to another reviewer and only turn the crank clockwise, and have had no problems with the cranking mechanism either. I don't understand the methods of those who claim it takes 15 minutes to pop their corn either. I use just barely a tablespoon of oil to 1/3 to 1/2 cup of kernels, set it on the burner, cranking occasionally until I hear the oil start to sizzle. As soon as I hear a kernel pop, I turn the crank continually, and have a pot full of perfect popcorn within less than 2 minutes of that time. In the old days, we popped corn in a kettle by shaking it over the burner. Very tiring and noisy! With mixed results. Also, hard on those electric ranges! Mine now wouldn't stand up to that friction without the burner becoming detached. The crank makes popping corn a breeze! Later on, I received an air popper as a gift, and decided very shortly that air-popped popcorn wasn't even worth eating. I tried microwave popcorn quite a few times, and found it fairly tasty, but have issues with the health concerns of both the chemical coatings of the bag and the effects of microwaving. Haven't owned a microwave in over two decades. At that point, we switched to Jiffy Pop, which I actually liked quite a bit. However, the results were very uneven. We always had tons of old maids, and frequent burned popcorn or low volumes. Finally, I switched to pre-popped organic popcorn in the bag. This stuff, I actually like quite a bit, especially the cheddar variety. And nothing is easier than just opening a bag and pouring melted butter over it. However, I wanted to be more sure that I was getting organic corn and to be able to buy my own organic toppings. I was actually shocked at how much better popcorn from this popper is than the organic pre-popped. Or anything else I've tried. It rivals and beats out the theatre popcorn, which now has so many additives that it tastes artificial and makes my mouth burn. This popcorn is so much crunchier and tastier! I tried it with organic coconut oil the first two times, but didn't like the flavor. Also tried it with the Amish popcorn, which was OK, but I prefer yellow popcorn. Since then, I have been popping the Eden Organic popcorn, also available on desertcart, and using corn oil. I top it with plenty of fresh butter from pasture-grazed cows, Frontier organic cheddar cheese powder, which I also bought from desertcart, and Himalayan sea salt. Absolute popcorn heaven! Now all I have to do is find some organic corn oil. I must say I treasure this popper so much that I have ordered another one, so that I can have a pristine one without all the black burnt spots on the bottom. After being spoiled by the ease of pre-popped popcorn, I thought it would be too much of a chore for me to ever pop my own on a regular basis, and continued to have my doubts after I ordered this popper. But this is so incredibly easy and so quick, and so incredibly tasty, that I am sure I will never eat any other popcorn again! I've doubled my popcorn consumption since I received it, but feel great about eating a healthy snack popped to perfection!
Review: I've had one of these for over three years, and just purchased a second one . . . - The original still works--well--by the way. This is durable (obviously) and consistently does a great job making popcorn. I could wish the manufacturer would make replacement parts for the little gears at the top, and possibly for the agitator rod, which are both getting worn and leave bits of metal (especially the gears) worn away. The gears in particular may snag and catch once the erosion begins, and this makes the erosion even worse. Nevertheless three years IS a decent amount of time for a frequently-used piece of cooking gear, so I have elected not to deduct stars from the rating. 11/01/14 COFFEE ROASTING I must confess I have been using my poppers for more than popcorn! Yes, I'm still using the original for popcorn-popping, but I now use my second for coffee-roasting (which voids the warranty). I actually began roasting green coffee beans (purchased on desertcart, of course) with the first popper but ran into some issues, which I'm going to share here so others can benefit from my experiences. ISSUE 1. The beans will release a lot of moisture when you heat them in the popper, and because there is no oil to ease their stirring in the popper, they will tend to cause the stirring rod (operated by the hand-crank) to stick and bind in the gears and lid. FIX: to help prevent this binding (the gears or stirring agitator will freeze and refuse to allow you to stir the beans to maintain an even roast) here's what I did: I shimmed the gears above the lid with small washers to make sure there was very little play in the gears, so that the stirring rod going down into the pot would remain fairly straight as it moves in the pot below while you crank the handle. You will want to add at least two washers on the bottom gear and possibly another on the gear attached to the hand-crank. The goal here is to allow enough looseness or play to allow the gears to turn without catching or binding. Since using the washers will affect gear engagement and location you will want to use the washer/shims to make sure gears are fully engaging and evenly matched to each other so they are completely meshed and teeth are matched together without significant play or partial engagement. ISSUE 2. Sometimes (though rarely) when moisture is released during roasting, one or two beans may stick under the agitator and prevent the crank and agitator rod from turning. Releasing beans caught this way can be easily done by reversing direction of the crank-handle, but then another problem crops up--the gears will begin to unscrew themselves from the ends of their shafts. FIX: Use Loctite or another bolt-thread sealer to keep the gears from coming loose from their shafts, so you can turn the agitator blade backward to "unstick" the beans caught beneath. ISSUE 3. Over time the mechanism beneath the lid and through which the stirring rod turns will begin to erode the stirring shaft. FIX: This can be prevented with a collett or simple plain bearing made of brass. I got mine from a previous aluminum popper which wore out, but which very definitely required the collett to prevent the same issue--which happened quickly with that popper since it had a much softer metal stirring rod which would quickly erode without the bearing surface. When that popper was worn-out, I removed the bearing and used it in THIS popper--so there's no more erosion of the stirring rod. This erosion made my first popper no longer able to roast coffee, so now it's popcorn-only for that one--yet it still works fine for popcorn. If you're looking for a collett or plain bearing and can't find one, here's a suggestion I think will work: A brass spent rifle cartridge, possibly a 22 or slightly larger-diameter empty shell cartridge with the flat solid end sanded off (the surface the firing pin strikes) but leaving the wider flared part so it will stay in the stabilizing mechanism that would otherwise erode into the stirring rod. I've been using my modified popper for coffee roasting since mid-February this year with minimal sign of wear on the popper--either of the stirring rod or the gears--though I roast at least once per week, and it practically never sticks, binds, or becomes hard to crank.

## Features

- 6.5-QUART POPCORN MAKER - Featuring a duplex heat pad for even cooking, the 6.5-quart pot makes up to 5-quarts of fresh, theater-style popcorn within minutes. This stovetop popcorn maker is great for movie nights, get-togethers, and game room parties.
- STIRRING HANDLE - This old-fashioned popcorn maker includes a stay-cool wooden handle, durable metal gears, and a built-in paddle for constantly stirring the popcorn to prevent scorching. The popcorn popper is also suitable for use over a campfire.
- MOISTURE RELEASE LID - The vented lid on this popcorn pot ensures your snack stays crunchy tasting and delicious during the popping process by allowing excess steam to escape. Plus, the popcorn maker's easy-to-pour lid keeps messes to a minimum.
- EASY TO CLEAN - This popcorn pan is made of durable stainless-steel that is easy to clean without requiring any soap and water. Simply wipe the inside of the popcorn popper and store it away for later use.
- PRODUCT DETAILS - Materials: Wood and Stainless-Steel. Dimensions with Handle: (L) 16.9" x (W) 8.7" x (H) 8.5". Popcorn Pot does not Work on Induction Ranges. Color: Silver.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00608D66G |
| Best Sellers Rank | #10,292 in Kitchen & Dining ( See Top 100 in Kitchen & Dining ) #16 in Popcorn Poppers |
| Brand | Great Northern |
| Brand Name | Great Northern |
| Capacity | 6.5 liters |
| Color | Silver |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 7,999 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00859767002648 |
| Included Components | Stovetop Popcorn Maker |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 16.9"L x 8.7"W x 8.5"H |
| Item Type Name | Popcorn Machines |
| Item Weight | 2.9 pounds |
| Manufacturer | Great Northern Popcorn |
| Material | Stainless Steel, Wood |
| Model Number | 6251 SS Stove Twister Kettle |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Part Number | 6251 SS Stove Twister Poppper |
| Product Dimensions | 16.9"L x 8.7"W x 8.5"H |
| Special Feature | Built-In Stirring System |
| Special Features | Built-In Stirring System |
| UPC | 735343300813 885355381833 885145803231 859767002648 719936523308 885156564978 885449136851 722651272291 885666717307 887656910071 885461042659 885146495763 885680176012 783322429024 719918373044 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Warranty Description | 90 days |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Great Northern
- **Capacity:** 6.5 liters
- **Color:** Silver
- **Material:** Stainless Steel, Wood
- **Special Feature:** Built-In Stirring System

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: is the popcorn popper made in the USA using all USA materials and labor?**
A: To the people who couldnt care less where it was made.............the workers in China do not have the same standard of living we have here and are do not have the same working conditions we have here so they are paid less than our USA counterparts, putting people here in YOUR country out of work! Your taxes pay for unemployment benefits for these unemployed workers..........so your not saving any money. Buy American and stop worrying about your hard earned dollar.  Or OUR standard of living will fall too.

**Q: does anyone have a great recipe for kettle corn that works on this Great Northern popper?**
A: I just made kettle corn with my Great Northern popper last week using the following recipe and it turned out fantastic; without the burning that many people complain about. 2 Tablespoons regular olive oil or vegetable oil, 1 Tablespoon unsalted butter, 1/2 cup corn kernels, 1 teaspoon kosher salt, 1/3 cup sugar. Heat the oil, butter, salt and sugar over medium heat till hot then add the corn. When the kernels start to pop start turning the handle and continue until the popping stops. Pour into a large bowl and break up any large clumps. Be careful because the corn will remain very hot because of the sugar. Enjoy!

**Q: Is the pot stainless steel or just the stirrer**
A: With all due respect to other reviewers, and a half-century in engineering, this popper is 99% "stainless steel". The handle and crank knob are wood, the two gears are zinc casting alloy, and the four rivets and pin (opposite the crank) are aluminum. That's why it's not 100%.

I'll also add that "stainless", "surgical", "food", "aircraft", etc. grade steels and/or aluminum, are only advertising terms, not technical terms (although even engineers are known to use them). Another point is that "stainless" steels are actually called Corrosion Resistant Steels (CRES), and they can and do rust, making the term "stainless" totally inaccurate.

**Q: I have a glass cooktop.  Tried different heat settings & popcorn but still have lots of us popped kernels. Any suggestions??**
A: I have found that a recipe of 50gms Orville Redenbacher popcorn + 10gms Olive oil on med heat (#6 on my glass top) and seasoned salt to taste before popping -  works every time.  I add popcorn and oil to cool pan and stir constantly once I hear the first kernel pop.  I think it is necessary to buy quality popcorn for all to pop.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Popcorn perfection!
*by B***T on December 27, 2012*

I love this popcorn popper!!! I've been using it a couple of times a week for over a month now, and no problems whatsoever, other than "user error." The first week I used it, I followed the instructions and started out on medium heat on my electric range. I popped corn twice that week, and it turned out absolutely delicious and crunchy, with not even one unpopped kernel. The next weekend, I forgot to start out on medium heat, and used my "over-easy egg" temperature of medium-high instead. Big mistake! I had a small volume of totally black popcorn, and a house full of smoke. I scrubbed forever, and never did get all the burnt popcorn off the bottom of the pan. Nevertheless, the pan still works great and I have popped perfect popcorn every week since then with no trouble whatsoever, and not a single old maid yet. I didn't experience any problems with a loose lid. In fact, it was quite difficult to snap on when I first received the popper, and I resolved never to remove it. However, I had to remove it after the burnt corn incident, and have removed it to wash it thoroughly several times since then, and have had no problems reattaching the lid. No problem with both sides popping open when pouring the popcorn out either. I love the solid, sturdy stainless steel construction, not to mention the fact that I don't have to worry about leached aluminum. I listened to another reviewer and only turn the crank clockwise, and have had no problems with the cranking mechanism either. I don't understand the methods of those who claim it takes 15 minutes to pop their corn either. I use just barely a tablespoon of oil to 1/3 to 1/2 cup of kernels, set it on the burner, cranking occasionally until I hear the oil start to sizzle. As soon as I hear a kernel pop, I turn the crank continually, and have a pot full of perfect popcorn within less than 2 minutes of that time. In the old days, we popped corn in a kettle by shaking it over the burner. Very tiring and noisy! With mixed results. Also, hard on those electric ranges! Mine now wouldn't stand up to that friction without the burner becoming detached. The crank makes popping corn a breeze! Later on, I received an air popper as a gift, and decided very shortly that air-popped popcorn wasn't even worth eating. I tried microwave popcorn quite a few times, and found it fairly tasty, but have issues with the health concerns of both the chemical coatings of the bag and the effects of microwaving. Haven't owned a microwave in over two decades. At that point, we switched to Jiffy Pop, which I actually liked quite a bit. However, the results were very uneven. We always had tons of old maids, and frequent burned popcorn or low volumes. Finally, I switched to pre-popped organic popcorn in the bag. This stuff, I actually like quite a bit, especially the cheddar variety. And nothing is easier than just opening a bag and pouring melted butter over it. However, I wanted to be more sure that I was getting organic corn and to be able to buy my own organic toppings. I was actually shocked at how much better popcorn from this popper is than the organic pre-popped. Or anything else I've tried. It rivals and beats out the theatre popcorn, which now has so many additives that it tastes artificial and makes my mouth burn. This popcorn is so much crunchier and tastier! I tried it with organic coconut oil the first two times, but didn't like the flavor. Also tried it with the Amish popcorn, which was OK, but I prefer yellow popcorn. Since then, I have been popping the Eden Organic popcorn, also available on Amazon, and using corn oil. I top it with plenty of fresh butter from pasture-grazed cows, Frontier organic cheddar cheese powder, which I also bought from Amazon, and Himalayan sea salt. Absolute popcorn heaven! Now all I have to do is find some organic corn oil. I must say I treasure this popper so much that I have ordered another one, so that I can have a pristine one without all the black burnt spots on the bottom. After being spoiled by the ease of pre-popped popcorn, I thought it would be too much of a chore for me to ever pop my own on a regular basis, and continued to have my doubts after I ordered this popper. But this is so incredibly easy and so quick, and so incredibly tasty, that I am sure I will never eat any other popcorn again! I've doubled my popcorn consumption since I received it, but feel great about eating a healthy snack popped to perfection!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I've had one of these for over three years, and just purchased a second one . . .
*by M***W on April 23, 2014*

The original still works--well--by the way. This is durable (obviously) and consistently does a great job making popcorn. I could wish the manufacturer would make replacement parts for the little gears at the top, and possibly for the agitator rod, which are both getting worn and leave bits of metal (especially the gears) worn away. The gears in particular may snag and catch once the erosion begins, and this makes the erosion even worse. Nevertheless three years IS a decent amount of time for a frequently-used piece of cooking gear, so I have elected not to deduct stars from the rating. 11/01/14 COFFEE ROASTING I must confess I have been using my poppers for more than popcorn! Yes, I'm still using the original for popcorn-popping, but I now use my second for coffee-roasting (which voids the warranty). I actually began roasting green coffee beans (purchased on Amazon, of course) with the first popper but ran into some issues, which I'm going to share here so others can benefit from my experiences. ISSUE 1. The beans will release a lot of moisture when you heat them in the popper, and because there is no oil to ease their stirring in the popper, they will tend to cause the stirring rod (operated by the hand-crank) to stick and bind in the gears and lid. FIX: to help prevent this binding (the gears or stirring agitator will freeze and refuse to allow you to stir the beans to maintain an even roast) here's what I did: I shimmed the gears above the lid with small washers to make sure there was very little play in the gears, so that the stirring rod going down into the pot would remain fairly straight as it moves in the pot below while you crank the handle. You will want to add at least two washers on the bottom gear and possibly another on the gear attached to the hand-crank. The goal here is to allow enough looseness or play to allow the gears to turn without catching or binding. Since using the washers will affect gear engagement and location you will want to use the washer/shims to make sure gears are fully engaging and evenly matched to each other so they are completely meshed and teeth are matched together without significant play or partial engagement. ISSUE 2. Sometimes (though rarely) when moisture is released during roasting, one or two beans may stick under the agitator and prevent the crank and agitator rod from turning. Releasing beans caught this way can be easily done by reversing direction of the crank-handle, but then another problem crops up--the gears will begin to unscrew themselves from the ends of their shafts. FIX: Use Loctite or another bolt-thread sealer to keep the gears from coming loose from their shafts, so you can turn the agitator blade backward to "unstick" the beans caught beneath. ISSUE 3. Over time the mechanism beneath the lid and through which the stirring rod turns will begin to erode the stirring shaft. FIX: This can be prevented with a collett or simple plain bearing made of brass. I got mine from a previous aluminum popper which wore out, but which very definitely required the collett to prevent the same issue--which happened quickly with that popper since it had a much softer metal stirring rod which would quickly erode without the bearing surface. When that popper was worn-out, I removed the bearing and used it in THIS popper--so there's no more erosion of the stirring rod. This erosion made my first popper no longer able to roast coffee, so now it's popcorn-only for that one--yet it still works fine for popcorn. If you're looking for a collett or plain bearing and can't find one, here's a suggestion I think will work: A brass spent rifle cartridge, possibly a 22 or slightly larger-diameter empty shell cartridge with the flat solid end sanded off (the surface the firing pin strikes) but leaving the wider flared part so it will stay in the stabilizing mechanism that would otherwise erode into the stirring rod. I've been using my modified popper for coffee roasting since mid-February this year with minimal sign of wear on the popper--either of the stirring rod or the gears--though I roast at least once per week, and it practically never sticks, binds, or becomes hard to crank.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great Northern Popcorn Popper (Excellent!)
*by J***B on July 8, 2025*

Yup, The Great Northern stove-top popcorn popper is a well made popper. The pot has relatively thick walls, and might be slightly thicker at the bottom. The top is of equally good construction and latches on in such a way that it's quite unlikely to fall off unintentionally. The gears that connect the horizontal crank handle to the vertical stirring rod are pretty beefy, and they're beveled so they ought to last. I would also like to mention how the gears are attached to the shaft, which is not only with a grub-screw/set-screw (hex head), but both the shaft and center of the gears are threaded. I found this out when the stirrer was just a smidge higher than I liked, so noticing the set-screw, I decided to see if it was adjustable. I'm happy to report it's easily adjustable, just simply loosen the set-screw and turn the shaft in either direction. I noticed it's easier to turn if you use the legs of the stirrer to gently get leverage. The only thing I can add is that before I grabbed this popper, I was using my wife's pasta pot, with a strainer in the lid as it was perfect for letting out steam, plus the lid locked in place. I was used to having to let it sit on the bigger electric burner of my hot plate (my gas was shut off because I couldn't afford it) for a full minute and a half before it would start popping. After it started popping, I would have to lift it and shake it every 5 seconds or so before placing it back on the burner. With this new popper, it takes (maybe) 30 seconds to start popping, and it'll even pop using the small burner just fine. The latter wasn't possible with the other pot! It's worth every cent if you make popcorn, even once-in-a-while! Just get it if you're on the fence.

## Frequently Bought Together

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