Shannon has written for Better Homes & Gardens, The Oregonian, Country Style Magazine, and more.She has also been a Key Note speaker for the National Interior Design Society, a color expert for Miller Paint Company, and a Senior Photo Stylist for Target Canada.Shannon runs a DIY Expert Segment called Create with Quimby with KOIN News AM Extra and writes a DIY blog for InRoads Credit Union. She has also contributed to a three-book series of Salvage Secrets.
The West Bend Poppery II Hot Air Popcorn Popper. I bought it in 1988 and from day one it has consistently popped corn without fail. It has never burned the kernels, pops corn in under five minutes, always comes out fluffy, and no oil is needed. Some kernels do eject into the bowl and then pop afterward which launches popcorn in all directions, but I have grown to love that, trying to corral popcorn into the bowl by circling my arms around it. If you choose to add butter disregard using the small dish that’s inserted in the plastic top cover. The corn pops quicker than the butter can melt.
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