🍿 Convenient & Quick Red Silicone Microwave Popcorn Popper by McoMce: Collapsible Bowl with Lid and Handles for Oven Review

I sent it back the day I received it. It arrived without a box and was very thin, I don't think it will hold up, it will fall down on its own. They gave no direction at all.

Bought to get rid of my Orville Food Cup microwave popper. I've used this several times and every time I've burned popcorn. This item is junk and I would never recommend this item to anyone.

A friend had one and it worked so I bought it. "Pop Secret Big Popcorn" . You must PAY ATTENTION when using it. Otherwise you can burn the popcorn.

I put my popcorn in a mixture of olive oil, oil and salt and when you add oil to these silicone poppers they smell even after washing them in the dishwasher. This one is a little thinner than the first one I bought and the handles looked reasonable except they were too hot to come out of the microwave.

Simple and easy to use. No more oil and no more pot to make popcorn. Please note that you add the oil in a separate bowl after cooking. This is a good silicone block, so don't add any oil or oil. As in the cinema, the butter is added last after the popcorn is placed in the box. This saves me the hassle of washing up pans.

I use this in a Panasonic 1250W Inverter Microwave at power level 7 (about 900W), 1/4 cup fresh popcorn, for 2 1/2 minutes. I stop when the claps are less than 3 claps per second. Usually about 2 minutes 20 seconds. No burning and only a dozen or so intact cores. I pop open the popcorn quickly to let off steam so the popcorn doesn't get soggy. The result is a very crispy delicious popcorn.

Very easy to use and much faster than other methods. A little less than 1/3 cup corn, microwave popcorn. The result is a container full of delicious popcorn. Note: I use the cheapest corn I can find. I see no advantages in expensive things. Also, after opening, I spray cooking spray with added oil and salt. The device is easy to clean and folds up for easy storage.