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Great Northern Popcorn Black Paducah 8 Ounce Bar Style Antique Popcorn Machine

These commercial quality machines feature stainless steel food-zones, easy cleaning stainless steel kettles, heated warming decks, old-maid drawers (for un-popped kernels), tempered glass side and back panels and an industry leading 8 ounce kettle operating on 860 watts. With the antique style design, you will be reminiscing about your early days at the ball game, carnival, or the movie theater. We have combined the best of both worlds--not only are you getting today's technology, you get an eclectic design with all the conveniences of the modern era. A couple of conveniences worthy of note include our exclusive old-maid drawer and tempered side panels. Our machine was designed with small perforations in the bottom stainless tray to allow the un-popped kernels to fall into the drawer. Simply rake the popped corn with a scoop and the old-maids disappear. We have sold thousands of these units to churches, schools, businesses, day care centers, varsity/PTA clubs, and more. Of course, our number 1 customer is the homeowner looking to add a theatrical effect to their home theater.Additional Features: * Works on standard 110 volt 860 watts (Commercial Quality) * Top Machine is 25" H x 21' L x 18" D * Weighs roughly 45 lbs.Great Reasons to Buy From the Great Northern Popcorn Company * 8 Ounce Kettle * Warming Deck to keep the popcorn warm and fresh * 3 Switch Design * Thicker Glass: -- 40% thicker than our competition * Premium Grade Steel --30% thicker than our competition * Richer Color -- Premium paint and enhanced colors * Safer Packing -- double wall stock and extra packing to ensure a safe delivery * Robust Design/Craftsmanship backed up by a 5 year warranty on the machine and a 30 day limiited warranty on all consumable parts including kettles and/or light bulbs

If I were to own a drink joint, this would be its hero. Dada Bar had great food, great atmosphere, and great servers. (Dada sidenote: Last night I had a conversation about comma usage in lists.) The first time we ate there, we sat in the back next to the kitchen window. The window was in the habit of sliding open (LIGHT!) then sliding closed (DARK!)... sliding open (LIGHT!)... sliding closed (DARK!). Constant motion. El Centro microcenter evolutions in an unassuming bar full of unassuming unassumingness. That's what makes the trick work.

The fact of the hummus doesn't hurt, either.

7-21-09. Dinner at Waterloo Bar and Kitchen (London), before seeing A Winter's Tale at the Old Vic (with a terrific Ethan Hawke). 40 minute pinhole exposure (we were sitting at that table - but we and the dishes both seem to have vanished).

From the series "A PInhole Diary of Eating Out"

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