Will it work with Flavacol popcorn salt, the salt is flaked
1384204
The Flavacol popcorn salt I have is like powder it's so fine. I am wanting a dredge so I can evenly distribute it over the popcorn. I am wondering if the holes are too large for the fine powdery Flavacol salt.
1384205
The hole are larger than normal but the content still needs to be round not flakes. I wouldn't put something like chopped onions in it till I ran them through a quick pulse in a food processor first. These containers are very high quality and well made
651795
No. It's just coconut oil and beta carotene (for color). If you want "butter" flavor try searching Flavacol. I use the snappy coconut oil and the Flavacol and it tastes (and looks) just like movie theater popcorn.
543670
I use 1 cup of kernels, to 1 teaspoon of flavacol. Tip using it w/ coconut oil will give u true theatre popcorn. I also purchased birth topping. Nonetheless, it taste like the theater w/o the topping. Enjoy!
601411
I sprinkle it on microwave pop corn so i don't see why you couldn't put it on hot air popcorn. But if you spray your popcorn with a little oil after popping, the flavacol will stick to the popcorn.
1000756
Yes, that is what I purchased it for - not as a topping, but for popping! It works well in my stove top popper and my theater style popper and it smells good doing so! Have never used it as a topping. If you use salt after popping, use Flavacol - best popcorn salt out there IMHO.
1054252
You can do this yourself by choosing your type of salt crystals, and put in it a mortal and pestle or a grinder (I use a Cuisinart coffee grinder) and pulse it until it is ground into as fine of a grain or a powder as you like. This salt just takes much effort out of it. Most people (myself included) do not like to have noticeable granules of salt on their popcorn or roasted nuts which using normal table salt produces. This salt does have tricalcium phosphate in it.
1217538
You might want to try Flavacol. It is supposedly butter flavored, but I can't taste it. It is yellow, so you can easily see how much is sticking to the popcorn.
705512
It should work with salted mixed nuts. This unit has rubber flaps that when you rotate the handle, it dispenses the contents. I use it right now for cheerios cereal.
1495179
Yes, there should be no problem, as long as it's food grade quality. I'm not sure on this but you may taste a more "metallic" flavor, kinda like if you taste the salt substitute, which is potassium chloride, compared to regular salt. But I'm not sure if this will do the same thing, so I'd try a test batch before you commit to a big dinner, or using it to make biscuits rise, or something like that.
1237841
Yes, it should. I used it to make a bread and butter pickle that didn't have much salt in it.
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I don't know. I melt a little butter in the micro wave and pour it over the popcorn that I have salted to taste. I think it might get down in the bottom and could damage the heating element.
11854
I don't see why not, it is like any other popcorn. I did mine in the mircowave with a Presto popper. It did fine. Just nothing special. Hope this helps!
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The salt is fine. Most sea salt we see in the store is too course, but this is fine and we use it both for table salt and popcorn salt. The best sea salt we've found.
1217534
I have never tried it on air popped corn. It is very fine almost like a powder so it may work. I use this on kettle corn & it's perfect & will continue to use it instead of morton salt or anything else. Just a light salt. Good luck!
1529236
somewhere in between. I use this salt almost daily and recommend it very highly. I couldn't eat popcorn without now, I believe you will be happy.
1235248
I would think so - you put it in with the oil and popcorn. Just adds salt / flavor to it.
2216110
The salt in not large enough for a grinder. They are fine flakes. I like this salt because it's less salty tasting.