Cestari Microwave Popcorn Popper | Replaces Microwave Popcorn Bags | Enjoy Healthy Air Popped Popcorn - No Oil Needed | BPA Free Premium European Grade Silicone Popcorn Maker by Kitchen (Makes 8 Cups)

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Bought this product thinking I was getting a pure 100% silicone popcorn popper. However, when I did the pinch and twist test, there were white streaks. This means it has fillers and is not 100% pure silicone. This is false advertisement. Very disappointed!

Great popcorn maker, especially if you like little to no mess and a simple to use design. It is a great healthy option if you do not like to use tons of butter or oil just to make the kernels pop. I really like that this is a very efficient popper too, as it pops nearly all the kernels. I have used a glass microwave popcorn maker prior to this one, and because it did not contain the steam that was generated all that well, it took forever to pop the kernels and it seemed that would not pop more than half of what I put in the glass popper. Also after only using the glass popper for 2 months it broke after taking it out of the microwave and setting it down on the cold quarts counter top. So when I found this wonderful silicone one and it worked even better, I find myself entirely satisfied with this purchase, and it us defiantly worth the money. This product is made of a thick good quality silicone and has no mechanical parts to worry about so it will not rip, break, burn, fall apart or other wise fail. Chances are that you will end up replacing several microwaves before ever needing to consider buying a new popcorn maker.

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Best popcorn popper ever! We have 2!

Works well dry and with oil. It is easy to use, clean and store. I have since gotten rid of my air popper and oil popper with the metal stirring arm. (Yes, I did have and used both--I really like popcorn.) Now, I just have this. I use a touch less than the recommended amount of popcorn kernels, and I feel that gives me slightly better results. I also set my microwave for 4 minutes instead of 3 and listen to the time between pops after 3 minutes have passed. I very rarely let it go the full 4 minutes. It is no different than any other microwave popcorn, for best results you really do just have to listen to it. I do not know why people don't understand this. It is not difficult. You lose your right to complain about sooooo many unpopped kernels/burnt popcorn if you do not listen to it at the end (we're talking about less than 60 seconds here--it is not a huge commitment). I have forgotten and burnt my popcorn; I did not blame this product; it was user error. I have also been lazy and just set it for 3 minutes and just had a few more unpopped kernels. There are kernels that do not pop. There really aren't that many. I personally don't see this as a problem/deal breaker. Anyone who has had bag microwave popcorn knows there are duds or kernels that need more time...but you aren't going to burn all the popcorn just to pop one more. Popcorn is cheap--really cheap in the wonderful world of snacks. I'm not big on wasting food, but I also don't lose sleep over a few unpopped kernels when I have a full container of hot, fluffy popcorn in my lap.