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A revolution in popcorn has arrived! The days of pre-packaged and unhealthy popcorn are now things of the past. Ecolution’s Micro-Pop popcorn popper allows you to make fresh, delicious, and healthy popcorn with total ease. The wide mouth opening makes prepping and cleaning easy. Simply measure your fresh popcorn kernels in the lid, drop them directly into the popper, place the lid on top, and place into the microwave for 3-minutes or less. Don’t use the popcorn setting. Instead, listen and push stop once pops are two seconds apart. No oils or additives are needed. For an added treat, the perforated lid can be used to melt butter directly onto the popcorn in the microwave as it pops. Within minutes you will have fluffy white popcorn ready for your movie night or afternoon snack. Micro-Pop comes in two sizes and multiple colors to match any home decor. Each popper is made without BPA and the glass is temperature safe. Clean-up is easy as this is dishwasher safe. These cool gadgets make unique gifts for the person who has everything. Also, takes up much less kitchen storage space than small appliances or traditional air popcorn poppers, which makes it great for a small apartment or dorm room. Ecolution’s Micro-Pop popcorn popper is an easy, safe, and fun way to have the perfect snack at any time! USE AND CARE: Only use popcorn popper in a clean, fully functioning microwave oven with an unrestricted, rotating turntable. Microwave ovens may differ in cook time and temperature. Use fresh popcorn kernels. Please use caution when removing the popcorn pot from the microwave, we recommend using an oven mitt to remove, as it may be hot.
Asin |
B09CX95397 |
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Dimensions |
9.88"L x 7.69"W x 6.5"H |
Weight |
1.4 Pounds |
Manufacturer |
Epoca |
Asin |
B09CX95397 |
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Dimensions |
9.88"L x 7.69"W x 6.5"H |
Weight |
1.4 Pounds |
Manufacturer |
Epoca |
Asin |
B09CX95397 |
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Dimensions |
9.88"L x 7.69"W x 6.5"H |
Weight |
1.4 Pounds |
Manufacturer |
Epoca |
Asin |
B09CX95397 |
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Dimensions |
9.88"L x 7.69"W x 6.5"H |
Weight |
1.4 Pounds |
Manufacturer |
Epoca |
Asin |
B09CX95397 |
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Dimensions |
9.88"L x 7.69"W x 6.5"H |
Weight |
1.4 Pounds |
Manufacturer |
Epoca |
Asin |
B09CX95397 |
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Dimensions |
9.88"L x 7.69"W x 6.5"H |
Weight |
1.4 Pounds |
Manufacturer |
Epoca |
Asin |
B09CX95397 |
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Dimensions |
9.88"L x 7.69"W x 6.5"H |
Weight |
1.4 Pounds |
Manufacturer |
Epoca |
Asin |
B09CX95397 |
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Dimensions |
9.88"L x 7.69"W x 6.5"H |
Weight |
1.4 Pounds |
Manufacturer |
Epoca |
Asin |
B09CX95397 |
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Dimensions |
9.88"L x 7.69"W x 6.5"H |
Weight |
1.4 Pounds |
Manufacturer |
Epoca |
Asin |
B09CX95397 |
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Dimensions |
9.88"L x 7.69"W x 6.5"H |
Weight |
1.4 Pounds |
Manufacturer |
Epoca |
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Stephen Smith –
First of all Popcorn is a whole grain and a good source of fiber and low in calories as a snack. I used to get the bags for the microwave and then started to read the ingredients, where the kernels where from and was appalled so started to look for healthy alternatives. First bought nongmo organic popcorn and used a pot on the stove to pop it and it didn’t turn out so well. Then found this glass popper for the microwave which is essentially like using the popcorn bags but now controlling the type of popcorn that I can use. Buy nongmo organic bags of popcorn kernels. I’m super happy with this popper but let me give you some tips for success.
1. Do not add butter to the top of the cover as it will end up burning anyway before all the kernels are finished popping and taste bad. Add it after.
2. Add fewer kernels than you think maybe half the top measure otherwise you will get burnt kernels before the last ones are popped. If you need more just do two sessions.
3. Use the high power on the microwave for 3 minutes. Place the popper in the dead center of the microwave tray, not rotating around the edge. That’s very important. You will then get the kernels popping the fastest and get a good batch. As soon as you hear the first 3 second lag of popping hit the stop button if there’s too much time left. Be prepared to expect that some kernels may not be popped. Discard them as they are not reusable but hopefully you get better at guaging the pop level. Popping too long will result in yucky burned popcorn making good popcorn smell and taste bad so better to sacrifice some unpopped kernels for better popcorn.
4. Although I’ve given you advice it may take a few sessions to get good at it so don’t give up. I like the fact that the popcorn is being popped in a glass popper, not fried in a pot, not popped in a bag with who knows what chemicals are in it.
5. Enjoy.
Whitney –
It pops the popcorn but when putting butter in it, or even popping oil, on the lowest setting in the microwave, it still burns a large portion of the popcorn and even the pot itself. Will have to try without oil or butter to see those results so for now just giving three stars as it still does the job. It’s going to take a bit of trial and error to see how long I need to pop it without any butter or oil and what time frame works best for it. I guess a way to improve would be to have a paper in the manual showing what time frame goes best with which wattage your microwave is at versus having to adjust the power setting each time.
Inkyfingers –
Loved the idea of this. Bought the 3qt size, read and followed all directions. Much of the Organic Amish Mushroom popcorn I bought at the same time did not pop, and what did – scorched. Started over w/clean, dried container, did one scoop of popcorn. Better results, still many unpopped kernels and scorched popcorn. Tried the popcorn in pan on stove – will not be getting that popcorn again threw out a burnt half popped batch, went back to glass microwave popper. Popped a single batch without butter – PERFECT (popcorn still has too many unpopped kernels)
Not happy that I cannot use the butter feature, it’s what drew me to this item. I melt butter in Pyrex dish before popping corn, and drizzle it on popcorn when it’s fresh out of microwave.
Carolyn Y –
I might be addicted to popcorn, just saying. I enjoy it nightly. I discovered using these glass containers to pop popcorn a few years back and I haven’t looked back. I find when I pop corn in this, the popcorn is a bit more crunchy. I like mine unbuttered, with just a bit of seasoning on it, which I’ll add before I sit down to enjoy it.
When I make popcorn with this container, I use a bit less than 1/2 c and I cook it for three minutes. Often there are unpopped kernals left over, which can be re-popped when they cool down.
This is absolutely the best way to pop popcorn, it’s quick, easy, and clean up is easy too.
Lego Buyer –
Due to the design I am going to be hand rinsing this. The lid keeps the popcorn contained during popping, measures the amount of kernels to be poured in, and you can put butter in it to melt through the holes onto your popcorn.🍿 This last feature is the only reason I took off 1 star.
Hot butter leaking out of a plastic sieve seems like a good way to take a healthy snack and add some unhealthy plastic forever chemical. If, you don’t use it to melt butter, than it should be safe.
What I love is the glass container that is perfect for making popcorn without the chemicals that come in popcorn bags or plastic poppers. The plastic handle is completely cool to the touch and the side has plastic around to prevent accidental contact with the hot glass. It also comes with several recipes including one that’s like a cinnamon toast, but for popcorn.
Got this today and already made 2 batches to snack on.
I recommend getting a popcorn salt. It’s extra fine so you don’t use as much.
Josephb76 –
I hasn’t eaten popcorn in over a year. I don’t like packaged popcorn because, like microwave popcorn, you end up eating cardboard!
This item works perfectly once you figure out the time for your microwave. Mine takes 4mins 45secs for a perfect batch. Really works well!
napria –
I’ll just start with the pros and cons:
Pros: * Good size for 2 people, sharing a few popped kernels with their 2 spoiled dogs. * Dishwasher safe. * Attractive popcorn popper, offered in multiple colors
Cons: Not efficient without oil.
So here’s what I found… Make sure popper is clean and dry. Put about a tablespoon of sunflower or safflower oil in the bottom and coat evenly. Add 2 “lids” worth of popcorn kernels. (The lid doubles as a measuring device.) Add another tablespoon of oil. Cover with lid of popper. My microwave is low powered and it takes about 4 minutes to completely pop. To judge when you should stop your microwave, use the 2-second rule. When you don’t hear any pops for 2 seconds, stop your microwave.
All in all it’s a good popcorn popper.
Kathie –
After reading many reviews on different popcorn poppers, this popper was hands down the best. I bought one for myself to try before buying one for my son and his wife.
I have been so impressed by the ease of use, the butter melter, the ease of clean up and the overall look of it. I got the red and I gave the teal to my son and daughter-in-law.
I highly recommend this popper! You won’t regret it ! 🍿
Patience –
My Sunbeam air popcorn maker makes the regular popping corn very fluffy. This microwave popcorn maker did not make them very fluffy when I cooked them in it for two minutes.
Felt very disappointed to see that. Next I tried making microwave popcorn in this pot again. Even though it seemed to make more this time with the same amount of popcorn. And made on my microwaved popcorn setting That time it made the resulting popcorn about 49 percent fluffier than previously. On the preset popcorn cycle it did not burn any. There were more unpopped kernels left in the bottom, even though the fluffier pop made it seem like more popcorn had popped than with the 2 minute popping method made. The gourmet popcorrn might pop fluffier. Not sure though since my microwave I used was only a 1000 watt microwave
Dakozi1 –
I bought both sizes of this popcorn maker. I use the 1.5 quart popper just about every day. Sometimes multiple times a day. This product is very durable and can withstand multiple popcorn popping sessions. Very easy to clean as well. I appreciate the fact that you have the option to melt butter over top of the popcorn while it’s popping. That’s the only way that I make my popcorn. I really enjoy this popcorn maker. It’s one of my go to poppers when I’m making popcorn. The 1.5 quart size is perfect for a movie watching session. I highly recommend this!