Collapsible Silicone Microwave Hot Air Popcorn Popper Bowl With Lid and Handles - Aqua
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Fitting is not supposed to be possible. Popcorn poppers have a lid that is designed only to keep popcorn inside. The smoke rises from the popcorn as it
Although I do not know exactly how many cups there are, I would guess about seven or eight. 1/4 cup popcorn is all I use and yes, I use. You can microwave it if it has butter and salt. Sometime I think I should add a little more popcorn or some seasoning. It always comes out fantastic. What I love is the popcorn popper and how it turns the popcorn. In case you add enough salt and butter, you can taste it.
Yes, it does come in Two different kinds of the same thing were ordered. It was only the brand name that differed between the two. It is the one that came to me. My favorite part of the box is the writing.
In my case, 1/3 cup is plenty to fill the bowl. Popcorn of high quality is best. The store brand, Jolly Time, and Orville Reddinbacker have both been used by me. There is not much difference between Orville's and the Jolly Time except for $1 or so. I did not find the store brand to be as fluffly.
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I'm the guy who buys a huge tub of popcorn at the movies and devours it while waiting for the next attraction to start. Neither oil nor salt are bad for popcorn, so long as the popcorn kernels stay in the bowl and do not splatter across the counter. I like popcorn cooked in a hot air popper without salt, but keeping the kernels in the bowl was the problem. Following the simple directions was my first step in using THIS popper. Adding 1/4 cup uncooked popcorn will make it taste great. The lid needs to be put on. Set the timer for two minutes on high. I had a great batch of popcorn the first time I did it. Next time I tried it, I let it go for two and a half minutes. When I took off the lid, several pieces of popcorn were scorched, but most were fine. On the third try, I split the difference and had it go for two minutes and fifteen What a sweet little girl! perfect just the way it should be. The kernels have not been scorched. In the bottom of the pool, only a few "old maids" were left. As for the popcorn, it was light and crunchy, and in my humble opinion was perfect. Besides doing what it is supposed to do, the popper can be cleaned in the top rack of the dishwasher, and it can collapse for compact Once you have it, I'm confident you'll love it, too. You may need to play around with the cooking time in YOUR microwave, but once you get it, I'm confident you'll enjoy it. There are only 5 stars in their rating, so I gave it five!.
I love popcorn. It's excellent. As soon as this steaming hot food comes out of the microwave, I realized that air popping is a bad idea When it dries out, it makes popcorn what it looks like styrofoam State similar to that of It is an interesting invention that allows for the addition of oil and water Salt (or other spices) is then added and the food is ready to consume. About 60 grams of kernels of corn should be the most you can use per batch before the tops start to burn to a smoky brown color. It actually tastes better a little 'burnt', according to my wife. I say "Go figyah!"! Advertising deception at its finest is depicted in this image, which shows a mound of popcorn poking out at the top. It fills to about the midline of the top vertical section.
A cheap silicon microwave popper seemed ridiculously unlikely to work, I mean how efficient could it In addition to having several different types of fancy popcorn makers, some of which are quite expensive, I'm also a hardcore popcorn junkie. Several years ago, my wife saw one of these silicone poppers in a Pampered Chef catalog for $25, and urged me to try it. Thus instead of double the price of a fancy brand, I came to this website and found it for half. My initial criticism was that it wasn't stated how long to cook it for, but after finding out that each microwave runs a little differently, I realized it wasn't the wrong answer. I settled on 330 after a few batches of voting I only pay $10 for 1/3 cup of corn and I always get delicious popcorn from them. I don't have to worry about it burning on the stove. If I have salted butter on hand, I usually put a tablespoon on the kernels, but it tastes great without it. I am very happy to have a floppy little red bucket now that I have further fueled my popcorn obsession, and I am very.
After using three TBS of kernels, I got five cups of delicious The microwave was set to pop popcorn, but I added another 25 seconds to make sure the popcorn popped before it ran out. About a third or a fourth of the kernels popped. Nothing burnt, no burnt spots. Since I do not have to use oil, I like it a lot!.
This was a gift to ourselves for trying it out after reading some great reviews. Our island is far away from the mainland, and microwave popcorn is quite expensive. It worked so well for us that we were astonished. If the feel seems flimsy, don't be afraid to try it. There's silicone in there! As for fitting the lid on the top, that's not supposed to work. The poocorn fits in the lower part of the stomach and rises like the top of the cup. You should definitely give it a shot. It will all make sense in the end. Regardless, we put a third cup of popcorn in it, and it gave us about half as much as a bag of microwave popcorn. Moreover, we used an old, cheap brand of popcorn that was two years old. About two minutes were spent in the nuclear reactor. It has to be on for 5 minutes (let it go for 4 minutes and then turn it off when the popping stopped). It turned out white and fluffy as you can see from the photo because we added no oil or butter or salt until after it was done. In addition, you can see that there are very few kernels My opinion of this product is outstanding. If you need a product, this is the one.
Different microwaves have varying amounts of power. Some brands of popcorn pop quicker Using my microwave, I microwaved 1/4 cup of corn for 3 minutes, and filled a silicon bowl with it. Unfortunately, most kernels did not pop and some were began experimenting, and found that adding only a little bit of oil (a few drops, mixed well) enabled me to pop all the kernels in just two and a half minutes. The only way that I could get it all to pop without burning was to use a 1/4 teaspoon of water for every 1/8 cup of kernels. This type of combination may work for your microwave and popcorn type. But you need to try it to see if it is the right thing for you. *By the way My biggest problem is that I have no space for one of the hot air popcorn makers.
In all of my popcorn popper experiences, it is by far and away, hands down, the finest one I have ever used. It would be good to meet your needs.
Yield rate on 1/4 cup of kernels is virtually perfect (the last batch left only two old maids). It is fluffy and big (I pop it dry and then add the melted butter to it It is very quiet because the silicone is soft, so you don't need to worry about waking up the entire neighborhood if you get a craving for popcorn in the middle of the night. This is a great product!.
I need to clean it. The results I got from this product were extremely favorable after I used it for about two weeks. On the other hand, when I used it another time, the popcorn had not only burned, but the microwave had become very discolored too. It happened that I emailed the seller asking if they could suggest how to clean my formerly pristine microwave, which now smelled horribly, but got no response other than to send me a new To no avail, I tried everything to clean it. I'm constantly reminded of the very poor service I received from the seller when I open the door. Even after months, it still smells bad* Very dissapointed, no results.
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