- 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 (Aqua)

I love this item. It's easy to use, clean, and store. The popcorn tastes great. I put a little olive oil in before I put it in the microwave and sprinkle salt in it when it comes out. It's so much better and cheaper than bags of microwave popcorn.

Time-saving. Super convenient. Consistent outcome. Perfect for my needs living in a dorm room with minimal space. I don't have to babysit the kernels at the stove or wash a large greasy pot. Saves fat and calories since no oil/butter is required to pop the kernels — I can make a quick & healthy "fiberful" snack to keep me from grazing on junk food, while keeping my macros in check on days I'm striving for a calorie deficit. But, on the days I'm in not staying within a calorie budget, I enjoy indulging in a butter/truffle oil topping without guilt that it is in excess for my serving. I find the best outcome when using 1-2 tbsp of kernels at a time. This leaves enough space for the kernels to jump around and pop evenly without some becoming overdone, also leaving fewer Unpopped kernels. Details on pictures attached... Kernels Used: 365 Whole Foods Market Organic Yellow Popcorn Kernels Amount: 63g (approx. 3 leveled tbsp) Time In Microwave: 2m:49s (this was not on a popcorn setting, and contingent on microwave/power setting/time/type of kernels used) Remaining Unpopped Kernels: Approx. ⅓ tbsp

For such a simple product it works wonderfully. You pour a little bit of kernels (as much as you want) into the base, put it in the microwave for two minutes loosely place the lid on and you have delicious freshly popped popcorn; really an extraordinary product. Doubles as a serving bowl… I’m glad I got it.

Add me to the choir! It was impossible not to purchase this popcorn maker after reading the rave reviews and I'm here to echo those sentiments as it's a really great invention! So much simpler than an electric air popper or using a bag or bowl in the microwave. Just fill, pop, and enjoy fresh, evenly popped popcorn with zero unhealthy additives! You may have to experiment with the timing on your microwave to find the sweet spot. Or, in this case, the sweet pop. :)

Love it, way better than bag popcorn. I can make it any flavor I want and even use real butter. I can also make enough in one batch for my teenage kids who love popcorn. A game changer for movie night. I've never used the popcorn button on my microwave before so that did take some math to figure out, but it works!

I couldn't be happier with the popper! I make popcorn daily, and this is easy to clean and works well. I use 1/4 C of popcorn and microwave for 4 min in my 1100 W microwave. Perfect popcorn, few old maids. I have also found my favorite brand of kernels, which is America's Best by Jolly Time. Once the popcorn is done I put it in a glass bowl so that I can add toppings. I wouldn't add toppings directly to the silicone, but that is just me.

I love popcorn but I am also trying to lose weight and cut back on saturated fats, so this microwave popper fits my routine perfectly. I can pop plain kernels right in the microwave and then lightly mist them with olive oil afterward for flavor without loading on calories. The result is a high fiber snack that tastes great and feels much lighter than bagged popcorn. The popcorn comes out fluffy and evenly popped when I set my microwave to 2 minutes and 45 seconds, since the popcorn button on my microwave is off. I like that I control what goes on it instead of being locked into prepackaged oils and additives. It is easy to handle, simple to clean, and stores without taking up much space. For the quality and how often I use it, the price feels reasonable. I am giving this five stars because it supports my goals, works reliably, and I would absolutely buy it again.

This popper folds flat for easy storage and is very easy to use. It requires 1/4 cup kernels and no oil. Unlike packaged micro popcorn, you control amount of seasoning once popped. Leaves a minimal amount of uncooked kernels, but not more than any other packaged product.