Victorio Stovepop versus Whirley Pop (for Coffee Roasting)

The major differences between the Victorio and the Whirley Pop at first glance. I’ve since completely switched over to the Victorio for home coffee roasting. Way better!

[@mediocreman2]

The flex drive cables break. Not only that, but Whirley Pop makes a stainless steel version.

[@ocdcoffeeclub4796]

The cables only breaks if you overload the pot and you crank on it. I’ve done over 100 roast on that popper and it’s user error if it breaks. As a side note, Victorio offers a lifetime warranty on the cable, so call them and tell them yours broke, so you’ll have a backup one in the future.

[@William4143]

I have a stainless whirlypop. Works great. No issues. Can roast and crank it one handed.

[@jasoningalsbe3615]

Hi Coach! Outstanding! Thanks!

[@Stevesbe]

High heat in aluminum cookware is not good for you the stainless steel is so much better and retains heat

[@ocdcoffeeclub4796]

Agreed.

[@photina78]

This looks good! I want stainless steel for health. I can't find the Victorio on Amazon.

[@ocdcoffeeclub4796]

You have to search. I think they changed their company name.

[@photina78]

@@ocdcoffeeclub4796 It's now VKP Brands.

[@TrombaSolo]

You're comparing an aluminium pot with a stainless steel one. Not good. Whirley Pop also makes a stainless steel one. All of these are made for popping popcorn, not for roasting coffee beans. If you want to roast coffee beans, get yourself a real coffee bean roaster. Just sayin.

[@ocdcoffeeclub4796]

You are so helpful. And I already did.

[@beckyb8929]

What’s a real coffee roaster then? I was just about to buy stainless steel whirley pop.

[@3rd-Wave_Rebel]

@@beckyb8929a proper coffee roaster machine such as the Aillio bullet or cafe gene.