Does the small household popcorn maker support automatic addition of seasoning during the making process?

Some small household popcorn makers do support automatic addition of seasonings during the production process, especially those that are more high-end or have more comprehensive functions. These types of makers are usually equipped with specialized seasoning ports or additional seasoning slots, and users can add various seasonings such as salt, sugar, cream, chocolate powder, etc. to the maker during the popcorn making process.
The advantage of this design is that the seasoning can be evenly distributed to each popcorn kernel when it bursts, ensuring a more uniform and rich taste. For example, some makers may provide a small opening or dispensing system during the process of heating air or oil, allowing seasonings to enter the maker along with popcorn, avoiding the hassle of manually adding seasonings.
However, not all small household popcorn makers have this feature, and many basic popcorn makers still require users to manually add seasonings. The process of manual addition usually involves sprinkling seasoning on the popcorn after it is finished, and gently stirring until evenly mixed.