Presto 04830 PowerPop Microwave Multi-Popper
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Product Description:
Make the most of your microwave's ability to pop corn with this special bowl and base. You'll find the corn pops faster and there are far fewer "old maids" left in the bottom.
Amazon.com Review:
Sized to fit most microwave ovens, including compacts, this popcorn maker pops virtually every kernel of 3 quarts of popcorn in about 2-1/2 minutes. And it works with or without oil and/or salt. That means no more of the unpopped, scorched kernels typically left behind when popping bagged corn.
The popcorn maker uses two innovations that concentrate microwave radiation onto the popcorn. First is a removable base that locks onto the transparent bowl. Second is a disposable paper cup that fits into the bowl's bottom. A package of eight cups accompanies the unit, and others can be purchased separately--each is good for about 12 batches when used with oil or 24 without oil. Both bowl and lid are dishwasher-safe. The popcorn maker is 9-3/4 inches in diameter and 6 inches high and carries a two-year warranty against defects. --Fred Brack
Make the most of your microwave's ability to pop corn with this special bowl and base. You'll find the corn pops faster and there are far fewer "old maids" left in the bottom.
Amazon.com Review:
Sized to fit most microwave ovens, including compacts, this popcorn maker pops virtually every kernel of 3 quarts of popcorn in about 2-1/2 minutes. And it works with or without oil and/or salt. That means no more of the unpopped, scorched kernels typically left behind when popping bagged corn.
The popcorn maker uses two innovations that concentrate microwave radiation onto the popcorn. First is a removable base that locks onto the transparent bowl. Second is a disposable paper cup that fits into the bowl's bottom. A package of eight cups accompanies the unit, and others can be purchased separately--each is good for about 12 batches when used with oil or 24 without oil. Both bowl and lid are dishwasher-safe. The popcorn maker is 9-3/4 inches in diameter and 6 inches high and carries a two-year warranty against defects. --Fred Brack
Features:
- Endorsed and signed by Orville Redenbacher!
- Pops with or without oil for delicious popcorn just the way you like it!
- Concentrates microwaves for virtually every kernel pops.
- Just pop it in your microwave for hot, fresh popcorn.
- 6.50x10.0x10.0 weight 1.228
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Customer Reviews
Average Rating:
Rating: 
- HOT AIR MICROWAVE POPCORN QUICK
I am thorougly delighted with this microwave popcorn popper.It is easy to use, a cinch to clean, and it makes delicious popcorn quickly.It is amazing how good it tastes with nothing added!
Rating: 
- No so good for making plain popcorn
I am comparing the PowerPop to an old hot air popper. It made very good plain popcorn. I prefer popcorn made without oil and only lightly salted. I thought the PowerPop would be ideal because of so many good reviews on how great the popcorn tasted.
The problem is with the concentrator which you replace after several uses. The kernels are placed in the bottom of the bowel on top of the paper plate like concentrators. The concentrator will scorch at full or partial power. That browned ... Read More
Rating: 
- Kind of a let-down from Presto
I really like my other Presto products, a pressure cooker and the Pizzazz pizza cooker. But this thing is more of a gimmick than anything else. It does work pretty well, but is kind of a hassle to clean and store. Plus I need to remember to keep the little paper cooking disks in stock. I liked it OK at first, but now rarely use it. Microwave popcorn bags don't really cost that much more than the bulk popcorn plus the disks, and are much more convenient.
Rating: 
- A great popcorn burner
I've now made about half a dozen batches of popcorn in the PowerPop I got last week. I haven't found any way to use it that doesn't result in burnt corn. Even using low power levels and shorter times or removing it and shaking the popped corn every 30 seconds still results in some burning. The inserts get much too hot, much too quickly, and I noticed that there is some charred plastic in the bottom of the bowl.
Used "normally" (e.g. 2 minutes on high), as I did for the first batch, my ... Read More
Rating: - A Great Corn Popper
Great product.Have had 2 or 3 in the past and have worn them out.A bit sad that the discs are getting hard to find for a reasonable price and Amazon itself doesn't carry them with Prime shipping.I was able to find them directly through Presto.Match this popper with some good oil and some Jolly Time white hulless popcorn and you have some good popcorn to enjoy.Orville also has white popcorn but hard to find someplaces.
Would recommend to anyone who likes the convenience of micro ... Read More
- HOT AIR MICROWAVE POPCORN QUICKI am thorougly delighted with this microwave popcorn popper.It is easy to use, a cinch to clean, and it makes delicious popcorn quickly.It is amazing how good it tastes with nothing added!
- No so good for making plain popcornI am comparing the PowerPop to an old hot air popper. It made very good plain popcorn. I prefer popcorn made without oil and only lightly salted. I thought the PowerPop would be ideal because of so many good reviews on how great the popcorn tasted.
The problem is with the concentrator which you replace after several uses. The kernels are placed in the bottom of the bowel on top of the paper plate like concentrators. The concentrator will scorch at full or partial power. That browned ... Read More
- Kind of a let-down from PrestoI really like my other Presto products, a pressure cooker and the Pizzazz pizza cooker. But this thing is more of a gimmick than anything else. It does work pretty well, but is kind of a hassle to clean and store. Plus I need to remember to keep the little paper cooking disks in stock. I liked it OK at first, but now rarely use it. Microwave popcorn bags don't really cost that much more than the bulk popcorn plus the disks, and are much more convenient.
- A great popcorn burnerI've now made about half a dozen batches of popcorn in the PowerPop I got last week. I haven't found any way to use it that doesn't result in burnt corn. Even using low power levels and shorter times or removing it and shaking the popped corn every 30 seconds still results in some burning. The inserts get much too hot, much too quickly, and I noticed that there is some charred plastic in the bottom of the bowl.
Used "normally" (e.g. 2 minutes on high), as I did for the first batch, my ... Read More
- A Great Corn PopperGreat product.Have had 2 or 3 in the past and have worn them out.A bit sad that the discs are getting hard to find for a reasonable price and Amazon itself doesn't carry them with Prime shipping.I was able to find them directly through Presto.Match this popper with some good oil and some Jolly Time white hulless popcorn and you have some good popcorn to enjoy.Orville also has white popcorn but hard to find someplaces.
Would recommend to anyone who likes the convenience of micro ... Read More
