Paragon

Popcorn machines are sized by kettle capacity in ounces, which sets how much corn each batch produces. A small kettle suits a cafe or club serving popcorn occasionally, while a larger kettle keeps a cinema or event bar supplied through a rush.

A popcorn cart is a stand the machine sits on, giving a venue a self-contained serving point that can be moved and offers storage beneath. Bench-top use is the alternative where the serving position is fixed.

Yes. The Paragon range at Hospitality Connect includes snow cone equipment alongside popcorn machines and carts, which lets a cinema, pool, club or event operator cover both concession lines from one brand.

Paragon popcorn machines are concession equipment used in cinemas, clubs, pubs, function venues, school canteens and event operations across Australia, wherever popcorn is sold as a paid snack rather than prepared as kitchen food.

Yes. Hospitality Connect is based in Penrith, New South Wales and delivers Paragon popcorn and snow cone equipment Australia-wide at trade pricing. Freight is quoted against the order and the delivery address.