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

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Place the bag on its side and microwave for 2-5 minutes. I suggest setting the cooking time to 6 minutes. Once the popcorn begins to pop, listen closely and stop the cooking time when 2 to 3 seconds go by without hearing kernels popping. If you are having difficult time to make popcorn in microwave without burning, it’s important to review the wattage power setting and timing. Also, the moisture content of popcorn kernels and how old they are can determine the cooking time as well.

When choosing among the best popcorn makers, you’ll need to think through a variety of factors. What makes the Dash Hot Air Popcorn Popper Maker our top choice is its budget-friendly price, compact design, and easy-to-use operation. The best part of homemade microwave popcorn is knowing you don’t have any funky additives, as you would with store-bought microwave popcorn. It’s just natural, freshly popped kernels. And with a pinch of salt and drizzle of butter, I guarantee this will be the only way you make popcorn in the future! Microwave Popcorn – Just a Few Ingredients! Place up to ⅓ cup of popcorn kernels into the brown paper bag. Spray with cooking spray or drizzle the kernels with oil and add in the salt. Using this gadget is extremely easy, according to Sarah. Just add an ounce of popcorn to this silicone pouch (there’s a handy fill line so you don’t need to break out any measuring cups) and microwave for 60 to 90 seconds.

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Fold the top of the bag over twice to "seal" and shake to coat the kernels evenly in the salt and oil. The size of the popcorn popper you choose will depend on how much popcorn you want to make at once. If you’re only making popcorn for yourself or a small group, a popper with a smaller capacity may be sufficient. If you’re planning to make popcorn for a larger group, you’ll want to choose a popper with a larger capacity to accommodate everyone. Design Using a popcorn machine instead of a saucepan delivers ease, efficiency and creates next-to-no mess

Enjoying your favorite guilty pleasure TV show solo (hello, 90 Day Fiancé)? You don’t need to haul out a big air popper; this Joseph Joseph M-Cuisine mini microwave popcorn popper is just what you need for a single serving. The exact method of popping depends on the type of popcorn maker you buy, but they all heat up corn kernels to around 355 degrees, the point at which their husks burst and they turn into light, crunchy flakes. For those that prefer glass over silicone, this small but mighty popcorn maker produces evenly popped, chewy popcorn. The small size is great for single servings or smaller microwaves like in a dorm room, and we appreciate its large handle for easy carrying. Electric popcorn makers are small electric kitchen appliances that circulate piping hot air onto the popcorn kernels. There are two types of electric popcorn makers: electric oil popcorn makers and electric air poppers. Shake the bag to let all the unpopped kernels settle at the bottom since they are heavier. Now separate them out from the popped ones and leave unpopped kernels to re-heat once again for about 30 seconds.Close the lid to help create adequate closure while keeping kernels from popping out of the container. There’s something nostalgic and satisfying about making popcorn on the stove. The process only gets better with the Whirley-Pop; it’s fun to say and even more fun to use.

After 15-20 seconds, you should hear the kernels start popping, but stay near as some popcorn may not take that long in the microwave. When the popping slows down too long, the popcorn is at risk of burning. This one couldn’t be easier to clean — the butter warmer can be washed with soap and water, and the rest of the machine, including the clear plastic cover and cup, can just be wiped down with a damp cloth. Because there’s no oil, it doesn’t get very dirty.It's certainly pricier than other models, but for the overall capacity, presentation, and ability to pop nearly every kernel, it is a winner. Paragon's 1911 Popcorn Machine is perfect for sleepovers, family gatherings, and mega movie marathons. Ridiculously Easy to Make.While making homemade popcorn on the stove is fairly simple, using the microwave to make freshly popped popcorn is even easier. And faster! Timing is based on the wattage of your microwave. The time it takes your popcorn to pop will be dependent on how powerful your microwave is. I find most microwaves need between 2-4 minutes to pop ⅓ cup of popcorn kernels in the microwave.

Don't try popping more than ⅓ cup of kernels at a time, as this can result in an excess of unpopped kernels. Select any microwave friendly container and add 1/4 cup of kernels. Microwave on high power setting for 2 to 4 minutes. Depending on the amount and wattage the timing to pop will vary.To store, this collapses! “It’s no bigger than your average pie plate when collapsed,” explains Sarah. “The lid even snaps onto the bowl so the pieces won’t get lost.” This air popper doesn’t need oil or butter, but you can add salt, sugar, and other additional flavors or ingredients to increase flavor. This appliance comes in an attractive semi-transparent red. The brand also boasts multiple additional sizes in its collection for those who want even more popcorn. You can't go wrong with this convenient option within the list of best popcorn makers. Type: Popcorn makers use different methods to heat the kernels, whether microwave, direct stove-top heat or electric power to blow very hot air onto the kernels. Add the popcorn kernels to a large upright Stasher Bag and close the bag. Microwave for about 2 to 4 minutes, stopping when you hear a few seconds between pops. Then, remove the bag from the oven. In a Glass Bowl You’ll need a little bit of oil to get going since it’s not an air popper like other models on this list. It has a crank handle to help turn the kernels for more crisp and even cooking. To use this popcorn maker, hold the wooden handle with one hand and slowly turn the crank with the other. Because of this, you won’t be able to multitask while cooking—this popcorn maker requires adult supervision—but it lets you control how crunchy or fluffy your pop will be. Additionally, this stovetop appliance comes with a 25-year warranty, so you can rest assured that it is built to last.