Ecolution Patented Micro-Pop Microwave Popcorn Popper with Temperature Safe Glass, 3-in-1 Lid Measures Kernels and Melts Butter, Made Without BPA, Dishwasher Safe, 3-Quart, Aqua

It works really well and cooks popcorn evenly as well as oil is not required. The bonus of handle makes for safer transfers so no more burning my hands. We had another one and this one is much better with silicone pieces and handle. The color choices are fun we went with the yellow.

Stellar popcorn popping kettle. So easy, light weight to handle. Very ergonomic. It looks like a large tea kettle you can see through. Glass, woh a lasting cradle. Using a Pot holder is suggested when handling after the microwave. So easy to use. As advertised it uses a small amount of popcorn (1/4 cup) and no oil, with big results. I’d say the measurement makes about four cups of popcorn. Add the amount of butter recommended and let the microwave do the rest. 2min 30 sec made theater smelling popcorn. I might do it for 2 min next time. But all herbals were popped and crisp . The best part; no oil needed. Season as preferred. If you do used butter as suggested, it gives the popcorn a great flavor. Easy clean up🍿 A wonderful gift or addition for your movie night ritual.

I own 2 of these. There amazing. I have yet to break one. Don’t put your butter on top to melt. It’s a mess.

Edit: I wanted to give this popper the benefit of the doubt, so I kept believing the problem was us. However, attempts prove us wrong. The pooper did good at first, every batch after that was hit and miss, becoming mostly miss. Every pot has either wasted an eighth cup kernels on the bottom of the pot, or burns the popped while waiting for the rest to pop. Sorry, I can't recommend this popper. ------- This cute little pot makes a yummy batch of popcorn! There’s directions that come with it that explains the science of popcorn making. I didn’t know these things. I do have to note, it’s not a perfect science, because though I have gotten to know my microwave, I can fill it with two lids and it sometimes stops popping at half a pot, OR if I let it keep popping it burns a few. However most of the time, it yields a perfect pot. (I should probably say here too, that I don’t use oil.)

This is a great popcorn maker. Not only does it make good popcorn but we add a bit of sugar or brown sulfate and a bit of cinnamon with some avocado oil in the bottom of the bowl, add the popcorn and mix. Then into the microwave - about 5 min later a sweet glazed popcorn is done. It is so good. This cleans easily and is dishwasher safe. The pot does get hot but I have had no problem using the handle bare handed to get it out of the microwave. Highly recommend and would definitely buy again.

Seems like a very good idea, wanted to get away from the exposure to plastic and the glass container seemed like the idea the way do it. however for some weird reason, at least half of the popcorn kernels don’t pop? Seems to take a really long time in the microwave for anything to pop, probably double the time of a normal popcorn pop and since it takes so long, a lot of the popcorn that is popped gets a little burned

Great popper. Always worked perfect in our old GE microwave. But we got a new LG microwave and now it takes twice as long and leaves a lot of kernels. I blame the microwave for that and the LG serviceman is here right now.

I got the 3 quart thinking yay - I can make a big bowl of popcorn. I read the instructions. I measured carefully using the space in the lid, as instructed. I microwaved. In a really nice microwave. I saw all the notices in the instructions about how much microwave wattage varies, and I should have realized they were hedging their bets, but I figured since I have a really nice, high-wattage microwave, I was in good shape. The instructions said 2 1/2-3 minutes, so I entered 3 minutes. 3 minutes later, when the first five kernels finally popped, I added a minute. Then another. By the time I gave up and took the pot out of the microwave, most of the (very few) successfully popped kernels were grey/black/brown... burnt. OK. Clearly it cannot handle the full bowl amount of popcorn. Take two, I tried for a single lid-full, theoretically half a bowl. Same luck. This time I rescued the 20 or so successfully popped kernels before they burnt. I did notice that the second batch did come up a bit better than the first batch - probably because the bowl was already hotter. I thought of pre-heating the bowl by microwaving it empty, but the big warnings on the instructions advised against doing this and I didn't want to blow up my kitchen or anything. I gave it one last shot. This time I tried the suggestion of putting butter in the lid to see if a little oil might make the kernels get hotter faster or something. Egads. I ended up with a solid ball of charcoal in the center of the bowl, surrounded by a few surviving kernels, all resting on a giant pile of unpopped kernels. I thought - maybe it's my microwave. Or maybe this brand new jug of Orville Redenbacher (sp?) popcorn just isn't good enough for this fancy microwave popcorn maker. Or maybe my high-end Panasonic microwave is just substandard. I figured I could either burn down my kitchen, rebuild with built-in NASA-level microwaves, and then grow and dry my own fresh corn, or I could try putting some of the popcorn in a paper bag and tossing that in the microwave to see if it works. That way I'd know whether or not I had a bad microwave or some popcorn kernel duds. It popped perfectly. A nice lunch-bag full of popcorn. I've realized that the only way to make this popcorn maker work is to put two kernels in at a time, microwave them for 3 minutes, take out the one kernel that popped, and repeating that procedure for about 8 hours until I have a full bowl of popcorn, or I can just invest in a nice package of paper bags. I wonder if I can grow basil in this useless pot.

Minha mulher amou essa compra e agora faz pipoca todos os dias em casa. Produto de alta qualidade e fácil de usar.

me gusto ahora si podre hacer palomitas sin que se quemen, material resistente al microondas

Perfecta resistente y util

We use this every couple of days. My 11 year old uses it to make his snacks and for school lunches. Easy to clean, easy to use. Like the main part is glass and not dangerous cheap plastic

He usado esta palomitera un par de veces pero ya puedo apreciar que es un producto durable y más económico que los eléctricos, sin dejar un sabor raro como las que se calientan por aire. En general estoy satisfecho con la adquisición y considero que será durable, no requiere aceite y puedes agregar mantequilla a tu gusto. Una excelente opción para los amantes de las palomitas.