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

Pops a full bowl in about 2.5 minutes you should probably listen for the popcorn pops to ensure you do not burn. I’ve made popcorn for family with this maker and they loved it. The bowel works great and it’s easy to clean and store. Like the convenience and option to add whatever to my popcorn. Healthier than microwave bagged popcorn. The bowl that pops the popcorn does get hot and you should be careful of steam when opening the lid.

Very good. Bought a few days ago (wary & hesitant). Pleasantly surprised. Have used several x's. Each time, with no oil/butter in popper - only heat. EVERY kernal popped. NO burnt kernals, smoke, or bad smell. Popcorn light-n-fluffy. If it keeps going like this, I'll be a "happy camper". (I used a heaping 1/4 c. kernals - JUST filled bowl, popped.I stopped using "microwave-popcorn bags several years ago r/t chemicals & oils. Tried other microwave poppers; did not like using / washing / eating the xtra oils. Thought I'd give this a try - pleasantly surprised) :) :)

I eat popcorn every day and was spending a fortune on the individual, bagged microwave brand. I would end up with the bottom of the bag covered in un-popped kernels. This product is excellent. It pops almost every kernel. Is easy to use and saves money. Advice: use caution when removing container from microwave as it is very hot.

This works well . Most popcorn pops. No oil and is fluffy. Easy to clean and lightweight.

This thing is great. I've given two as gifts to popcorn lovers since using mine. I do use some oil, despite the warning not to. I used to be a fan of the Whirly-Pop. It's also great, but this is so much easier, especially to clean. I find using much more than a quarter cup Russia a bit of burning, so I didn't make large amounts. If I needed to, I'd use the Whirly Pop; but it's been sitting unused for quite a while.This popper is MUCH healthier than the packaged microwave popcorn, all of which have forever chemicals. Look it up: silicone, what this popper is made from, presents no health hazard.

These bowls are nice for popping popcorn. Good size easy to use. Pops quickly just have to be careful with timing as the kernels can burn .

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.

Fantastic and affordable popcorn popper if you have a microwave. You just put your kernels in the bottom (there are lines to measure a quarter and a half cup.) No oil is needed, nice as I like to use popcorn as a low-calorie crunchy snack. Put the lid, stem up, loosely on top. It's not going to fit tightly. This lid will rise up as the corn pops and increases in volume. I put the microwave on "Popcorn" setting and used 1/4 of a cup of kernels. I had a full bowl of perfect popcorn. Folds up for storage.