Ecolution Micro-Pop Microwave Popcorn Popper 1.5QT - Temperature Safe Glass w/Multi Purpose Lid, Snack Size, Red

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Personalised advertising may be considered a “sale” or “sharing” of information under California and other state privacy laws, and you may have a right to opt out. Our overall favorite model is the electric Presto Poplite, which can make up to 18 cups of air-popped corn in under three minutes. Air poppers use only hot air and work quite effectively at popping almost every kernel, but you can't add any oil, butter, or seasonings during cooking.

Hamilton Beach Electric Popcorn Maker: This popcorn maker had several things going for it, including its easy setup and great-tasting results, though its popcorn texture could have been crispier. La máquina para hacer palomitas de maíz está diseñada con un mango ergonómico, es práctica y ahorra mano de obra. Microwave results can vary; it takes some experimenting to figure out the right power setting and amount of time for your oven. OPTIMAL DESIGN: With heat resistant borosilicate glass and an optimized shape pops more and burns less. For a more traditional popcorn maker, we found that this stovetop model yields a close equivalent to movie theater popcorn—up to 6 quarts (24 cups) of it, in just three minutes.

Dual function lid makes it easy to measure your desired serving and being dishwasher safe makes this popcorn popper even more convenient. They're also available in blue, yellow, orange, purple, pine green, lime green, and fuchsia (hot pink). The 3 quart Family Size has the option of not having the protective holder, which appears to be the original 3 quart micro-pop.

If you’re like me, you’re used to eating popcorn that claims to taste just like movie popcorn—either big pre-popped bags of it or the kind that comes in single-use microwavable bags stuffed with kernels coated in butter-flavored chemicals. The goal is to remove any grease and leftover bits of popcorn, but most machines don't need very serious scrubbing. This is just to ensure that the bowl and lid aren't separated prior to the consumer getting it home all in one piece.This roundup was updated by Sharon Lehman, a home cook who happens to be a registered dietitian nutritionist; Allison Wignall, who takes her popcorn very seriously, even taste-testing the best popcorn seasonings for The Spruce Eats; and Jason Horn, whose earliest memory is crawling around on the kitchen floor eating popcorn after his great-grandma loaded too many kernels in the air popper while she was babysitting.

Of course the lid continued to open almost as soon as the cooking process had started resulting in kernels being ejected all over the microwave. When the microwave beeped, she poured on the melted butter, shook on some salt, and served it right in the bowl. So, we learn everything we can about our products and create our own photos, descriptions, and videos that let you see all aspects of each item. After removing the booklet from inside the bowl, I took a quick look at the cute little bowl in all it's glory.Electric poppers need special care, as you don't want to get any water in the motors and heating elements; check the manual for specific directions. Use the PopTop Microwave Popcorn Popper to make healthier popcorn for you and your family in minutes. The Spruce Eats uses only high-quality sources, including peer-reviewed studies, to support the facts within our articles.