The Original Korcci Microwaveable Silicone Popcorn Popper, Microwave Popcorn Popper, Collapsible Microwave Popcorn Maker Bowl, No Oil Required, Use In Microwave, Dishwasher Safe (Blue)

This item makes popping corn much easier than an air popper.Pro: very easy to use once you figure out how many minutes to set on the microwave. I set the timer to 3 minutes at first. then, incremented to see how much gets popped. eventually, after the first batch (1/4 cup) I set it to 4 min and 15 seconds. works quite well.con: always have unpopped corns left. with air popper, we usually end with 0 unpopped corns since there’s no chance of burning already popped corns, the unpopped ones can get as much time as it needs in the heat cyclone.the amount of unpopped corn is not too much a bother for me. usually about 20 kernels left. so i am collecting them into a small glass jar and will see whether they could be encouraged to pop in the air popper later.i always pour the popped corn into another metal bowl and do the seasoning in there rather than the silicone container itself. this way, i just need to do a quick rinse under the tap and let it air dry for next day.overall, very convenient and pleasant experience, no ‘warming up time’ like the air popper, no supervision needed either, since the corn+time combo always works once figured out.

I don't enthusiastically hand out five star reviews, so a product really has to be best at what it does to earn that rating. And that's what this product does unlike any other. Forget about hot air, forget about stove top, forget about these products where you have to replace cardboard inserts. This is where it's at plain and simple. Easy to operate, pops efficiently, easy to handle, and super easy to clean. I purchased the white variety and I'm glad I did. You can monitor what's going on inside the microwave if yours is illuminated to keep an eye on what's going on inside. I find that for one or two people the quarter cup mark, or 4 level tablespoons of popcorn fills it up about 75% of the way after cooking. What is amount of popcorn, heating for my 1100 watt microwave takes between two and two and a half minutes. You're better off sacrificing a few kernels than to overcook the popcorn so don't push it. We eat ours plain, so clean up is just a quick rinse of the bottom and the top and just let it air dry. I don't think it's a good idea to add any type of liquid ingredients into this bowl but rather pouring the corn into another bowl and then adding any topics you may want to use. This will keep any type of oil based products from bonding to the surface of the silicone as it's much easier to clean off a glass metal or stoneware surface.

Makes perfect popcorn! I was looking for low calorie snacks and was told popcorn is a great snack that has high fiber. I discovered these poppers that need NO OIL or anything, so the only added calories are any additional flavoring that I add, like butter flavored seasoning or melted butter, etc.The popper is made of soft silicone which collapses for easy storage. It is recommended to add either a quarter cup or a half cup of uncooked popcorn kernals, there are 2 lines inside the bowl for easy measurements. Then you set the lid on top, it will rise as the popcorn pops. Then you put it in the microwave for about 2-4 minutes, listening until popping slows down. I've used it 3 times and it has come out perfectly each time, with zero burnt kernals and almost zero unpopped kernals.I looked up nutrition for popcorn and added the photo of the nutritional info below. It's 124 calories for FOUR CUPS! That's fantastic!! I also purchased a bottle of Orville Reddinbacher butter flavored seasoning powder. It's tasty and I think it's zero calories.

It functions perfectly able to make the popcorn stay fresh and help all the ingredients get to the kernels. It always tastes good the only thing that is slightly bad is the ability of the kernels to get butter. The butter doesn't really stick to the popcorn, but it is still amazing. You don't even burn the kernels in the microwave popcorn mode which was different for our other popcorn container which had a lot of bad quality popcorn. The containers size was perfect and could hold a lot and made a lot of fluffy popcorn. I love how they built this popcorn maker, I just hope they made sure butter sticks to the popcorn.

I like popcorn, but I travel in my conversion van A LOT. The van is small enough that space is a premium. Enter one inverter and one microwave. And add a collapsible bowl!-Surprised me on how well it cooked. Minimal old maids, although towards the end of the container of kernels I seemed to get more old maids and a longer cooking time. I'm assuming this is due to the kernels drying out a bit. Cooking time is VERY microwave dependent. The cooking time on my Micro at home is right around 1:30, but the micro in the van is a little over two minutes. Set it long the first few times, and listen for the popping to taper off. You are guaranteed to get some burnt popcorn the first few times from wanting to get those last few kernels to pop. It's not worth it. Settle for a few old maids, and bump your best guess time in 5 second increments until you find the sweet spot.-The description says does not need oil, and technically that's correct, but I found a spritz of cooking spray at the bottom gives me more popped and less old maids.-If I ever have the need, buying a second one is a no brainer.