Works great, exactly as described……need experience trying various oils and salts,but this makes that process pretty painless…….stores easily, washes up easily, too.

I wish I had purchased this item sooner in life. It pops amazing popcorn. I’m sure the freshness of the kernels makes a difference as well but I have had batches with no kernel left unpopped. I remove the popped corn from the container before I add butter or whatever flavor I’m feeling. This way the container is so easy to clean. I like that it collapses for storage. Overall a great product.

I purchased this about four months ago- it has proven to be an effective solution. It works exactly as described for me. I have a Panasonic genius 1200 W microwave. I put it at 2:50 minutes on high with the popcorn at the

Easy to use, easy to clean, easy to store. I've used this twice since receiving it last week. The first time, only 2 kernels of corn didn't pop, the second time there were only 4 unpopped. I don't think I've ever had such great results with popping corn.

Whip up some microwave popcorn as fast or faster that prepackaged nuker corn but without any unknown chemicals. I add real melted butter and salt after popping 1/3 cup of kernels for right around 3 minutes. Yum!

I love that this popper has lines on the bottom to put the right amount of popcorn in. However, if I use the line that puts more kernels into the bowl, it's way too much. The lid comes off and the popcorn ends up all over the microwave. I can only use the lower line. Just so you know :)

My first encounter with microwave popcorn was way back when almost no one had a microwave. Yes, I am rather old!My uncle showed us this magic trick of using a brown paper lunch bag and covering it with a plastic bag. Then he poured in a bit of popcorn and a chunk of butter. To our amazement, the most delicious popcorn came out of his magical microwave oven.Years go by and they market those horribly salty, easy-to-burn, and altogether not-so-tasty popcorn in prepackaged microwave popcorn. The…

Bought one several years ago. Just bought 4 more for Christmas gifts. Over 1000 uses still works like new.Bag Microwave Popcorn is REALLY bad for you. Read the ingredients. This thing does not make dry popcorn like an air popper, its moist and tastes way better.Tips:1. Buy a butter melter made of the same stuff, I have washed mine in Dishwasher 100 times still like new.2. Don't use the cooker as a popcorn bowl and you literally will never have to wash it.3. After corn is popped do not touch…

I never made popcorn in a microwave before. This device is much easier than a paper bag (which are hard to come by). Unlike other poppers, this folds down to 1/4 of its height. I don’t eat much popcorn at one go, so this is more than big enough for 1 to 2 tbs. of popcorn kernels. Rinses clean easily. (I don’t use butter, but any residue probably washes out well.)

It is the best way to make natural popcorn. The only thing I did not like is that you have to put a small amount because they burn.

Bought several of these as gifts, but it was not a great buy for me. Everyone has a different make, model, size and wattage microwave so your results may vary. In my Panasonic NN-SN933B Black 1250W 2.2 Cu. Ft. Countertop Microwave Oven with Inverter Technology, the popper gets hot and doesn't produce good batches of popcorn, especially when making several batches one after another. Popcorn often burns. I quit using this one and went back to using a Nordic Ware Microwaver Popcorn Popper I…

This works and it so simple. Much easier to clean compared to other glass products. I don't know what on earth some reviewers are doing to burn this item. You're only popping for 3 or 4 minutes

Me and my wife love to eat popcorn in the evenings and after spending tons of pre made packs, I though I'd look into getting up a popcorn popper of some sort. I was a bit skeptical about this at first but I trusted the other reviewers and got one anyway. I am SO GLAD I did. This thing is great, it makes popcorn quick and easy and for how much I've saved on buying popcorn packs instead of kernals, it has paid for itself several times over.

THE best thing that ever happened to popcorn-making. Super convenient to use yet a cost-effective unit. And like everyone else is saying, I'm also not going back to purchasing microwave popcorn packs anymore thanks to this.

I used it last night for the first time, and I was wowed! It's just me so I opted for the 1/4 cup marking for corn kernels. I thought it had popped all of them but when I got to the very bottom, I found 3-4 that weren't popped. Oh dear! I didn't use any oil. I like my popcorn plain, with just salt as I count on it for a low-calorie snack, and this popper really delivered. I also like that it folds down and is so light that I easily found a spot to store it, even in my small kitchen. Highly…

I tried 2 methods of popping corn in this thing & here is what I experienced.Method #1 NO oil at all.1. Having no oil/fat takes away from the flavor of the finished popcorn. Seasonings do not stick as well to corn popped without any oil at all.2. Adding the oil or butter afterward would be great if the popcorn stayed hot long enough. I had to cook my kernels in very small batches so.3. I could only cook just under 1 tablespoon of kernels at a time to make sure they all popped without burning. I

Full disclosure, I was half-asleep when I ordered this but craving homemade popcorn. Kitchen is under renovation, so cooking options are limited. I found this microwave popper, bought some Amish mushroom popcorn and settled in for a few days to await delivery. Delivery was faster than expected. Then I read the directions. No oil in the popper while microwaving. Huh? I love olive oil, coconut oil, butter, etc in my popcorn. Hmmm…not so sure about this. But I needed some supper (yes, popcorn…