.......and a Henry's Root Beer too!rubberlegs said:ski3pins, thanks for sharing some Jiffy-pop recently!
You are welcome.
.......and a Henry's Root Beer too!rubberlegs said:ski3pins, thanks for sharing some Jiffy-pop recently!
Good to know Jiffy Pop is back, and the Whirley Pop looks like something to add to the beach house inventory, alongside the ice cream machine, to engage the grandchildren in preparation of meals and snacks.ski3pin said:You need to google a whirley pop.... healthier for ya too. wicked fast and orville redenbacher corn ... you will never go back to the processed pop again!
It looks wonderful but 6 quarts is big for carrying in the camper and all of you would have to come along to help eat it all. Might get one for home though. I always make stovetop corn for here at home. Jiffy was only on trips.
Whirley Pop
Is that Teds "bomb shelter" stash?ski3pin said:The Jiffy Pop drought is over and Ted has found Jiffy Pop nirvana!
I wish. That's the shelf at Winco.Casa Escarlata Robles Too said:Is that Teds "bomb shelter" stash?
Frank
Tune up your banjos......................Cpt Davenport said:Works for me
That’s tough popper to top, Pop.Foy said:All of this talk about Jiffy Pop, which led to my own "discovery" of the Whirley Pop stovetop popper, has pushed this particular grandfather (or Pop, if you really want to know the details) to acquire a stainless steel Whirley Pop for use with the grandkids and with our own elderly colleagues. I can hear it now: "let's make some popcorn with Pop's Whirley Pop popcorn popper!"
Thanks Gents!
Foy (Pop)
And the popcorn pop too!PaulT said:And choosing stainless makes the color pop.
Paul
Hanging it like that also makes a good fire alarm system.Casa Escarlata Robles Too said:Have no fear Jiffy Pop is here.
Saw this display this morning while shopping at World Market.
It's alive and well. Shop till you drop.
Frank
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