Why is my kettle corn burning in my North Bend kettle?

Burning kettle corn in your North Bend kettle may be due to a few factors. First, the temperature might be set too high, causing the sugar to caramelize too quickly and burn before the corn has a chance to pop. Additionally, insufficient stirring can lead to uneven heat distribution, resulting in some kernels burning while others remain unpopped. Lastly, ensure you're using the right oil and that it's fresh, as old or low-quality oil can also contribute to burning.