The Original Salbree Collapsible Silicone Microwave Popcorn Popper Maker Machine, Microwavable Bowl Holds 16 Cups, Uses Hot Air and Oil Always Optional - The Most Colors Available (Chocolate)

I put off buying this for so long and I'm mad I did! It's so great and easy to use. Love that it folds down to take up less space. Easy to clean. No oil necessary, just add kernels and pop in the microwave. I even had a few kernels left in the bowl after using it and just popped it back it and made a bit more. Just be mindful of your microwave size, mine just fits!

So the air poppers just never give you the real taste of movie theater popcorn. Microwave popcorn seems to pop it very similar but often has a gritty texture from the artificial flavorings and such I’m guessing. I was on the verge of buying a small movie theater popper... but the space it would take up and then having to put oil in it and such... wasn’t really feasible on many fronts for me. Then I came across this. Are you kidding? Movie theater quality pop, virtually no space taken up, and a clean preparation perfect for my healthier avocado oil and sea salt blend!

I love this! My kids love popcorn for a snack and this popper makes it easy, healthy and affordable. It’s nice to be able to control the amount of salt (or other toppings) and still have the convenience of microwave popcorn . Ways to clean and collapses down for easy storage.

I liked this product enough that I ordered a second one for a second house. It’s the perfect way to make lo-cal popcorn. No oil necessary! It’s very quick and easy, no mess!

I was making stove top popcorn for homemade and wondered if there was a microwave option for homemade popcorn and found this product. It is so much faster and easier and the bowl folds for easy storage. The flavor is what you make of it. I typically use a little olive oil and a sprinkle of salt and it come out hot, crispy and delicious.

Compared to popping corn in my cast iron pot, this is at least 5 times faster. It only takes 1.5-2 minutes from start to finish to have ready popcorn. Beyond 2 minutes, you start getting burns on existing popcorns on power level 10. So just experiment with timing to see what is the maximum time you can microwave before burning the popcorn. My microwave can be programmed to drop the power level to give the corns a break before resuming at power 10. In this way, you don't have to stop and put the popcorn back in.Not all corns are popped in the first attempt for 2 minutes. You can remove the popped ones and try again to pop the rest. Also quinoa doesn't pop using this method. It burns.Since the instructions say no oil coating should be added, the resulting flavor tends to be very dry and bland. You have to serve it with fizzy water or some drink.Otherwise, great oil-less prep alternative vs. popcorns that are coated with heavy grease and disgusting overkill flavors that are packed in PFAS coated packaging.I typically pop my raw organic corns without oil in the cast iron pan that has a thin coating of oil for storage that tend to slightly coat the kernels, but the process takes long and does release some fumes. I won't let it smoke though. You also have to rock the cast iron back and forth to prevent burning of the kernels and popcorn. The flavor though is better than microwaving.

I really like the way it pops. It's very floppy tho, so cleaning it is a bit difficult.

I was looking for an electric hot air popper when I saw these silicone popcorn poppers. I couldn’t imagine how they worked, or if they worked at all, but because they were relatively cheap I decided to give this one a try. When it arrived, I immediately unfolded it and put 2 tablespoons of popcorn in the popper, put the cover over it, placed it in the microwave and selected the “Popcorn” setting at 3 minutes. I was actually shocked to discover that every kernel popped with a lightness that I’ve never experienced before. Most importantly, to know that there is no oil involved makes me very happy!!! Clean-up is a cinch! All you need to do is wipe out a few hulls that may have come off the kernels, but not at all messy! I’ve been making a single 2-cup (1tbsp.) of popcorn everyday since buying this popper. I’m very critical of “gadgets,” and I must say that I absolutely LOVE this popcorn 🍿 popper! Give it a try. I think you’ll live it too!

I was looking for an air popper. This is even better. Easy storage, no oil, just perfect popcorn every time!

This popcorn maker is awesome! It is simple to use. There are lines inside the bol that indicates 1/4 cup ou 1/2 cup to measure the quantity on kernels. I would recommend doing 1/4 cup at a time. Every time I tried 1/2 cup, there were a lot of unpopped kernels.

This thing works great. After a bit of experimentation with my microwave’s popcorn setting, this device pops nearly all the kernels. Just wipe it clean, then collapse it and store it for next time. Highly recommended.

I have used this many times since I received it and it works great. Better than my hot air popcorn maker, not many unpopped kernels, easy to clean, easy to store, doesn’t make soggy popcorn, no popcorn on the floor. It takes about 2 minutes and 10 seconds to make a batch of 1/4 cup kernels in my microwave. I don’t use it for a bowl to eat from as I think it might be a bit of a pain to clean after there has been butter in it, I just transfer to a bowl that I can put in the dishwasher, wipe it out and ready for the next batch.

Where has this been life. I used to mess with hot air poppers that take up space and shot popcorn all over the room. This is brilliant. Works perfectly.