Hello! We get our bags from polybagllc . They sell ones already printed but you can also order them with your own logo. We really like the quality of bags they sell. If you order them with your logo you have to purchase a minimum order quantity. All of the information is on their website. I hope that helps! Thank you for watching!
@@Funnykiddocomedy Hello! We would love for you to message us. You can message us through our Instagram, our website, or our email address which is on the about section of our channel.
Hello, thank you for watching!! We usually add water to the bowl and heat it up. Then we take either a towel or paper towels and wipe it around with the hot water and then tip and drain it. You can also use kettle cleaner on it. We do that every once in a while for a good cleaning. We hope that helps. We really appreciate your support!
Thank you for watching! You can find a recipe for caramel corn here: th-cam.com/video/IPYbh5q7O58/w-d-xo.html. The machine I have in my videos was made by me. I have plans for sale on my website that can be purchased. Www.popcorngenius.com. Thanks again!!
How much do you sell the bags for and how much to they weigh? When I get back to Albuquerque, New Mexico (US)... I'll look you up about buying your plans... YOU are a Genius...
@@PopcornGenius $6.50 '/. 9 oz. = $0.72 an ounce popcorn $7.50 '/, 9 oz = $0.83 an ounce speciality flavors. I looked up what Movie Popcorn cost on an average... Average cost per ounce $0.69 an oz ... some charge by the "Cup" and you are above that... this is a good working maragin. Especially when it comes to EXTRA toppings... Extra work... Extra Cost... Nice packaging... That is a big difference right there. A plain bag is pennies, where a specially bag can be $1.50 Thank you so much for your reply.
Thank you so much! We sell the plans to build your own kettle corn machine on our website www.popcorngenius.com. Thank you for watching! We really appreciate it.
Hi! Thank you for watching! We've never thought to add the salt with the sugar. Thinking on it now, it makes sense to as we add salt products when we make butter right to the kettle. We are going to have to try that. Thank you for the tip/idea! Have you made it this way before? If so, how did it come out?
nice work on the entire setup, I wondered about the kettle , you have a link and is yours the 60 at or 80 qt kettle, those are expensive but once you have the kettle thats the biggest expense,the frame is pretty simple and straight forward it seems , great job and i. Planning on building one once I get the kettle size, yours looks like it can make a lot quickly for small parties or home use or whatever it's needed for .
oh awesome! We would love to see photos after you build it!! How big of a machine are you planning to build? I just measured ours and it's 1.5" from the top of the burner to the bottom of the kettle. I hope that helps!
@@PopcornGenius I also watched a video where the gentleman said cutting the bottom ring off the mixing bowl is a great improvement on how it cooks , can you confirm this ?
I have the same bowl for my kettle. It even has a divit in the raised part like yours. Not sure why. I bought a 200000 btu banjo burner and the kettle sits right on the burner so I don't need it framed out. We have to dump by hand at the moment but its pretty easy overall. I buitl our cooling/shaker box out of 1/4 in luan and 1/2 inch haedware cloth for the bottom. We have about 400$ all together in the cooker and table.
That's awesome! Our bowl came used from an old pizzeria and the bowl was dropped a few times 😀. That's terrific about the banjo burner, I bet it heats up FAST!!. What great ingenuity to make that cooling/shaker box! You did a great job putting that all together for only about $400. Would you be able to share some photos of your setup? We would love to check it out. Our email address is in our about section if you are willing. Great job! Thank you for sharing with us and for watching our channel!
@@PopcornGenius I made a videao of our set-up and put it on our channel @bigpoppakettlecorn. This week we got a fulltime friday saturday sunday gig at a huge flea market in our area. Fingers crossed lol
Oh nice! That looks great! Very creative and it gets the job done nicely! Thank you for sharing! We subscribed to your channel! Good luck this weekend!
Hello, this kettle is actually a dough bowl from a large 60 quart mixer - Here is a link to one just like we use for sale on Amazon amzn.to/3ZgLnv8 Thank you for watching!
Hi, what prevents the bowl from tipping while you're are stiring? I see a piece of metal on one side of the bowl that acts as a stopper, but there's nothing on the other side of the bowl.
Great question! Correct, there isn't anything on the front side. The way the hinges are attached to the frame and the bowl keep the bowls weight toward the back. The bowl is attached to the hinge between the pivot bolt and the back support. It's much easier to explain via a photo. Please email us and we will send you more detailed photos. You can find our email address in our TH-cam profile. Thank you for watching!!
Thank you so much! The kettle is stainless steel. Here is an example of where you can buy it: www.amazon.com/Vollum-60-Quart-Commercial-Stainless-Mixing/dp/B078481KQG/ref=pd_lpo_2?pd_rd_i=B078481KQG&psc=1
Great call! We thought the same thing and recently added a sifter. Our big sifter is still in storage, but we have this one www.popcorngenius.com/shop/p/kettle-corn-popcorn-bin-sifter and it's been working great! Do you pop popcorn? Thank you for watching!
Very true. A simple salted popcorn is very good! This recipe is to make kettle corn which is a popcorn with a sweet glaze. Combine that with some salt and you have a great sweet and salty popcorn! Thank you for watching!
FREE Popcorn Genius Kettle Corn Recipe Book: www.popcorngenius.com/get-recipes
Thank you for your videos.
Where can the clear bags sold....and the printing...how is that done? Thnx
Hello! We get our bags from polybagllc . They sell ones already printed but you can also order them with your own logo. We really like the quality of bags they sell. If you order them with your logo you have to purchase a minimum order quantity. All of the information is on their website. I hope that helps! Thank you for watching!
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@@PopcornGenius sir how can I contact you?
@@Funnykiddocomedy Hello! We would love for you to message us. You can message us through our Instagram, our website, or our email address which is on the about section of our channel.
@@PopcornGenius have done that sir.....I sent you a message vai email and also through your Instagram page sir 😊
EXCELLENT VIDEO... Great Job!!!
LOVE your setup.
Thank you for sharing this video...
Thanks for watching!
Very cool! How do you clean the bowl?
Hello, thank you for watching!! We usually add water to the bowl and heat it up. Then we take either a towel or paper towels and wipe it around with the hot water and then tip and drain it. You can also use kettle cleaner on it. We do that every once in a while for a good cleaning. We hope that helps. We really appreciate your support!
New Subbie here. Binge watching! Awesome 😎👍💥!
Awesome! Thank you so much!
I'm from South Africa Cape Town how u brother hoew can I make caromal corn using the sistom u r using love it by the way
Thank you for watching! You can find a recipe for caramel corn here: th-cam.com/video/IPYbh5q7O58/w-d-xo.html. The machine I have in my videos was made by me. I have plans for sale on my website that can be purchased. Www.popcorngenius.com. Thanks again!!
How much do you sell the bags for and how much to they weigh?
When I get back to Albuquerque, New Mexico (US)... I'll look you up about buying your plans...
YOU are a Genius...
That's a great question! They weigh 9oz. We used to sell them for $6.50 each and $1 more for specialty flavors when we had our shop.
@@PopcornGenius
$6.50 '/. 9 oz. = $0.72
an ounce popcorn
$7.50 '/, 9 oz = $0.83
an ounce speciality flavors.
I looked up what Movie Popcorn cost on an average... Average cost per ounce $0.69 an oz ... some charge by the "Cup" and you are above that... this is a good working maragin. Especially when it comes to EXTRA toppings... Extra work... Extra Cost... Nice packaging... That is a big difference right there. A plain bag is pennies, where a specially bag can be $1.50
Thank you so much for your reply.
@@JudiChristopher This is great insight! Thank you for sharing. It will be a big help for me and many others on here. Thank you again!
Hey I think that's pretty
cool .How can I get one
Thank you so much! We sell the plans to build your own kettle corn machine on our website www.popcorngenius.com. Thank you for watching! We really appreciate it.
Thank you for the great video. Why don't you put in the salt at the same time as the sugar?
Hi! Thank you for watching! We've never thought to add the salt with the sugar. Thinking on it now, it makes sense to as we add salt products when we make butter right to the kettle. We are going to have to try that. Thank you for the tip/idea! Have you made it this way before? If so, how did it come out?
@@PopcornGenius No, I didn't either
nice work on the entire setup, I wondered about the kettle , you have a link and is yours the 60 at or 80 qt kettle, those are expensive but once you have the kettle thats the biggest expense,the frame is pretty simple and straight forward it seems , great job and i. Planning on building one once I get the kettle size, yours looks like it can make a lot quickly for small parties or home use or whatever it's needed for .
I definitely agree. The kettle is the biggest investment for the set up. When you build yours, please share some pictures...I'd really like to see it!
Sounds like new years day midnight
You are so right. I love that sound when it really gets going. Thank you for watching!!
Hi , wondering if you can tell me the distance between the burner and the kettle ? I'm building my own cooker
oh awesome! We would love to see photos after you build it!! How big of a machine are you planning to build? I just measured ours and it's 1.5" from the top of the burner to the bottom of the kettle. I hope that helps!
@@PopcornGenius 80 qt
@@PopcornGenius I also watched a video where the gentleman said cutting the bottom ring off the mixing bowl is a great improvement on how it cooks , can you confirm this ?
Nice! That's a great size! I've heard that as well. My mixing bowl was older and didn't have a ring so I can't confirm.
I have the same bowl for my kettle. It even has a divit in the raised part like yours. Not sure why. I bought a 200000 btu banjo burner and the kettle sits right on the burner so I don't need it framed out. We have to dump by hand at the moment but its pretty easy overall. I buitl our cooling/shaker box out of 1/4 in luan and 1/2 inch haedware cloth for the bottom. We have about 400$ all together in the cooker and table.
That's awesome! Our bowl came used from an old pizzeria and the bowl was dropped a few times 😀. That's terrific about the banjo burner, I bet it heats up FAST!!. What great ingenuity to make that cooling/shaker box! You did a great job putting that all together for only about $400. Would you be able to share some photos of your setup? We would love to check it out. Our email address is in our about section if you are willing. Great job! Thank you for sharing with us and for watching our channel!
@@PopcornGenius Saturday we will be set up at it market and I'll take some pics.
@@x73. Awesome! I'm looking forward to it! Thank you!
@@PopcornGenius I made a videao of our set-up and put it on our channel @bigpoppakettlecorn. This week we got a fulltime friday saturday sunday gig at a huge flea market in our area. Fingers crossed lol
Oh nice! That looks great! Very creative and it gets the job done nicely! Thank you for sharing! We subscribed to your channel! Good luck this weekend!
Where do I buy that pot, Is there a website. ?
Hello, this kettle is actually a dough bowl from a large 60 quart mixer - Here is a link to one just like we use for sale on Amazon amzn.to/3ZgLnv8 Thank you for watching!
Hi, what prevents the bowl from tipping while you're are stiring? I see a piece of metal on one side of the bowl that acts as a stopper, but there's nothing on the other side of the bowl.
Great question! Correct, there isn't anything on the front side. The way the hinges are attached to the frame and the bowl keep the bowls weight toward the back. The bowl is attached to the hinge between the pivot bolt and the back support. It's much easier to explain via a photo. Please email us and we will send you more detailed photos. You can find our email address in our TH-cam profile. Thank you for watching!!
Where do I get the big kettle from? Is that aluminum or steel? Awesome videos!
Thank you so much! The kettle is stainless steel. Here is an example of where you can buy it: www.amazon.com/Vollum-60-Quart-Commercial-Stainless-Mixing/dp/B078481KQG/ref=pd_lpo_2?pd_rd_i=B078481KQG&psc=1
Need to ad a screen material to the plastic catcher to separate the old maids from the popped kernels
Great call! We thought the same thing and recently added a sifter. Our big sifter is still in storage, but we have this one www.popcorngenius.com/shop/p/kettle-corn-popcorn-bin-sifter and it's been working great! Do you pop popcorn? Thank you for watching!
Coolness. I would put a screen or lid on top (create a little pressure) and make the bowl rotate.
That’s a great idea!!
Why is sugar added, salted popcorn is good too.
Very true. A simple salted popcorn is very good! This recipe is to make kettle corn which is a popcorn with a sweet glaze. Combine that with some salt and you have a great sweet and salty popcorn! Thank you for watching!
Oh, ok, I didn't know that, I've not seen that before.