Collapsible Silicone Microwave Hot Air Popcorn Popper Bowl With Lid and Handles - Aqua

I was skeptical about how well this would make popcorn in the microwave. It seemed too easy to just dump popcorn in, place the lid on, and pop it in the microwave for a few minutes, but it works great! I have an electric air popper that works well but is such a pain to drag out of the cupboard, plug it in, place the bowl just right underneath the shoot, stand by while it pops so the bowl doesn't overflow... (I know - first world problems lol). I heard about these silicone poppers and thought I'd give it a try. I'm glad I did. It's just so easy to use and once you figure out the amount of time needed for your microwave (mine is about 4 min. using a 1000-watt microwave), all you have to do is hit the time and walk away until it's done. I've also tried spraying the kernels with cooking spray or popcorn oil spray and sprinkle the kernels with a seasoning before placing in the microwave. It works but sometimes it causes the popped corn to burn a little bit. Now I just spray it after it's all popped and then sprinkle the seasoning on. Because popcorn popped without oil doesn't hold salt or seasonings, the popcorn spray or cooking spray keeps the seasoning on the kernels. Makes for tasty but very healthy popcorn versus regular bags of microwave popcorn.

Collapsible Silicone Microwave Hot Air Popcorn Popper Bowl With Lid and Handles I should have bought one of these years ago. It is easy to use and store away.I used to use a lunch paperbag and now, with this, I simply scoop some kernels in, no oil added, lay on the top and microwave. The top moves up as the kernals are popped and lets steam out so your popcorn isnt soggy. I don't even wash this after each use because it doesn't get dirty. I simply collapse it back down and slide it next to my microwave.

I HATE MICROWAVE POPCORN BAGS. I don't know what it is about the microwave popcorn that comes in bags but it leaves this awful gross film in my mouth that takes forever to go away, its disgusting. So I started making popcorn on the stove from raw kernels, but it's kind of a pain, so I started experimenting with making my own microwave popcorn from raw kernels. I tried various containers from jars to tupperwares to takeout containers. I melted a few plastic containers that couldn't take the heat of the oil in the bottom, accidently sprayed popcorn and oil all over my microwave a few times due to poor lids, burned myself on hot glass jars, and finally decided to just buy a big microwave safe bowl with a lid. Kind of on a whim I decided to try typing "popcorn bowl" first, thinking maybe I'm not the first person in my dilemma and someone has already solved this problem.Then, it was as if God himself had seen my suffering and personally come down to put an end to it as I saw this. This bowl is perfect. It makes measuring super easy with its little markers in the bottom, it folds up flat for storage, its easy to clean, and most importantly it makes PERFECT popcorn every time, never a mess in the microwave.Just make sure to take the lid off as soon as its done, too much steam trapped can lead to soggy popcorn.Best $10 I've spent in years. Would give 6 stars if I could

I got this so I can pop some regular popcorn in the microwave. Product works great, pops almost all the kernels. My only complaint is, I popped them with butter in the popper, and it is very hard to get clean after use. I finally put it in the dishwasher and that did a ok job of cleaning but not great.

Makes perfect microwave popcorn everytime. Great item and it folds up for easy storage.

I am a popcorn-a-holic. I have several microwave poppers and this is my favorite. I kept one at work until I retired. have a glass popper that I like, a plastic popper that is supposed to have inserts in the bottom (that I skip). They all work fine, but this is the best. and of course pre-packaged microwave popcorn doesn't hold a candle in taste or health. My popcorn has 2 ingredients :)I hate "air" popped corn. I don't know who eats that anymore. I put oil in the bottom of this silicone popper (3 Tb to 1/3 c. popcorn) and get perfect results. Plenty of room, perfect pops, great homemade flavor, and it folds down for storage without taking up a lot of space.

I was looking for an easy healthy way to make popcorn and this is it. First 2 times i ran it at 3 minutes for 1/4 cup and the popcorn got slightly overcooked, but not inedible. Today i set it at 2:30 and it came out perfect. There are some unpopped kernals remaining, but nothing excessive. I pop it oil free and then out it in another bowl and drizzle a little EVOO and sprinkle with Redmans salt. Healthy but delicious. Since i don’t add any liquids to the popper, i just wipe it out and put it away. It is collapsible, so very easy to store. The silicone does get hot, but the handles stay reasonably cool. So, i take it out of the microwave by the handles and immediately dump the popcorn in a bowl. This is a true winner at a great price!

OMG... I... l-o-v-e this microwave popcorn popper! It never gets put away. It's only path is into the microwave onto the lap and into the dishwasher. Repeat. I know I eat popcorn (which I love) way more times a week once I bought this amazing microwave popcorn popper thing. I even put the old maids back into the microwave in this and they even pop. I have not had that kind of success with my air popper. This thing is SO easy, SO simple to clean and SO simple to pop popcorn in. I bet if the occasion ever arises, it would store in my cabinet nicely too!!

A medida que los vas usando ya la tapa que trae va quedando aguada, entonces hay que ponerla estratégicamente para que el bol no la succione y se quede atorada, haciéndo que las palomitas suban, es decir hay que poner la tapa como de lado para que las palomitas sigan creciendo

The media could not be loaded.  My husband and I have been on the hunt for a high quality mechanical popcorn popper. During my research, I discovered this affordable microwaveable popcorn bowl. No way will this work, I thought - This must be a gimmick. So I went straight to You Tube to search videos from people who didn’t appear to be influenced, successfully using all different brands of this bowl. I couldn’t believe my eyes! How come I’ve NEVER heard of this?Fast forward and I am now a proud owner of this microwaveable bowl, and the best thing about it is, it WORKS!!! This bowl is compact and fits nicely in my kitchen drawer. I have already recommended this to a friend b/c it’s light weight & would be perfect for her RV. I would also purchase again to make movie themed gift baskets for family members. Before buying this bowl I experimented with a glass bowl. I’ll save you the curiosity by telling you it took 7 minutes to pop and I burnt most of it with many kernels left in the bowl. Hey, I had to TRY! 😝 This silicone popcorn bowl is far more superior and the price is right!🚨 So Many Brands To Choose From 🚨It’s important to note, there are MANY different brands on the market and some say you cannot put oil into the bowl while microwaving. The instructions on my box, for this Houseware brand says you can, and this is a BONUS and the main reason why I went with this particular bowl. The popcorn pops right into my butter mixture and salt, and it is AMAZING! We’ve used it almost every single day now and I’m certain my curtains, couch and dog smell like popcorn now - sorry, Boo 🐶! 🫣😫GROWING PAINS😫I have to be completely honest though. There were some growing pains with this bowl, mainly b/c my microwave is a jerk sometimes, and yours will most likely be different too. Ignore the negative reviews and experiment with your bowl to get the right time per amount you put in. The times will change depending on the amount. My best advice when starting out is to buy some popcorn in bulk. Make enough for everyone in the house; because once they smell it they will want some too. Start with 2 minutes. Stick with the same amount until you have mastered the time without burning it - and yup - you will likely burn a few batches; I personally burnt 4 batches in total. 🤭 And for me, counting 2 seconds between pops is no longer a thing b/c my popcorn was burnt by then. As you microwave your batches of popcorn (over the course of a few days), write down the amount you used, the time, and results; like you’re doing a grade 9 science experiment. Once you make a successful batch, use a post-it note & stick the times to your microwave. Do all of this and you’ll graduate to popcorn connoisseur! 👩‍🍳🔥 If you purchase this bowl and it catches fire, I’m sorry to say, it’s likely your microwave! Speaking from a bad experience at my workplace, some microwaves loathe popcorn.🤫Secret Tip🤫Psst! One more thing - during my testing period, I’ve been very successful with putting the leftover kernels that didn’t successfully pop back into the microwave. 🤫 However, once you find your perfect time, you won’t have many kernels leftover anyway - so it wouldn’t be worth your time. Enjoy!❤️My Personal Experience & Recipe❤️MICROWAVE: Panasonic Inverter Microwave. “The Genius”.POPCORN TIME: High - 2 min 05sec for 60gms (1/4 cup) popcorn kernels.Oil Mixture: 1.5 TBS Crystal Margerine, 4 turns on my salt shaker.POPCORN: Orville Redenbacher Gourmet Popping Corn.

Het werkt perfect, veel makkelijker en sneller dan popcorn maken in een pan.

It's ok and makes popcorn but not very well. Maybe because of my microwave because it is has combi functionality with oven. The product also came a bit crooked and the lid does not fit very well.

Es un producto muy intuitivo de usar y bastante fácil de limpiar. Sirve, además, para que las palomitas sean mucho más sanas.