Amazon has
2-Piece Joseph Joseph M-Cuisine Single Serve Microwave Popcorn Popper (Orange/Gray) on sale for
$6.49.
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2-Piece Joseph Joseph M-Cuisine Single Serve Microwave Popcorn Popper (Orange/Gray) on sale for
$6.49 (price shown in cart).
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About this product:
- Set of 2 single portion popcorn makers
- Each popcorn maker cooks about 1 oz of uncooked kernels
- Integrated kernel-measuring guide in base
- No oil or butter required to cook
- Made from heat-resistant silicone with a folding lid
- Suitable for use in microwave ovens with an internal height greater than 6"
- Dishwasher safe
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You can make microwave popcorn with any microwave-safe container with lid. Oil or no oil.
A bowl with plate on top works fine.
A paper bag works. Alton Brown uses one single staple to keep it shut, but it's unnecessary. Folding the bag over works.
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You can make microwave popcorn with any microwave-safe container with lid. Oil or no oil.
A bowl with plate on top works fine.
A paper bag works. Alton Brown uses one single staple to keep it shut, but it's unnecessary. Folding the bag over works.
I tried to find a proper link, but it seems the updated stuff no longer mentions it.
It was probably removed for liability, especially since it's unnecessary when you can just fold the bag over.
Whole bunch of old threads and forums mention it, some using the method successfully and some getting fires started in their microwaves.
Edit- didn't realize how small this is. So maybe not.
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You can make microwave popcorn with any microwave-safe container with lid. Oil or no oil.
A bowl with plate on top works fine.
A paper bag works. Alton Brown uses one single staple to keep it shut, but it's unnecessary. Folding the bag over works.
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I like that method because it's easy to adjust the amount whether you're making it for a couple of people or several.
Now I have one of the larger silicone poppers, and it is my preferred method. These might work but seems to be a small serving for me, plus the silicone gets very hot in the microwave. I always pour it into a separate serving bowl.
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