Thank you! I was going to try my popcorn maker for the first time but didn’t have any instructions. You did a great video and I am going to make my popcorn now!
I threw out my packaging and found your video looking for how long to microwave it. Thanks for posting this! it helped me figure it out :p I don't know if you care to know, but... When you mentioned the slots in the lid, you said its so heat from the microwave can get in. But microwaves heat things up by using microwave radiation. The radiation travels through the container and heats the kernels directly. So no heat needs to get in through the air. The lid is actually to keep heat from escaping, if you microwave a plate of kernels they won't pop, you need steam heat. If you put the kernels in a bowl and place the plate on top like an unsealed lid then they do pop. This however can result in some somewhat soggy popcorn from the steam build up. The slots in the lid are there so some of the steam can get out. I just thought you might be interested to know the actual science behind it! :)
You're welcome! :) And thank you for the science lesson! :) I think I was trying to say something about the steam getting out but my words came out the other way around.
I also have this popcorn popper for microwave and like it very much, almost every kernal pops. the slits on the top are not so the microwaves get in its for the steam the popped popcorn exudes while popping. I think it was well worth the money, I also purchased it for my single friends so they can control the amount they pop. It is also easily used at work for a nutricious snack.
Thank you for letting me know. :) I think I was trying to say something about the steam but my words came out the other way around. I like this popcorn popper too. My family used to have a popcorn machine and it was a hassle to put it together and wait for the kernels to pop. I think this popcorn popper is so much easier to use.
I have the same popcorn popper. I'm about to try it out now, thanks for the video. BTW you're super pretty! you have the big straight front teeth and the pretty top lip that shows them off (sounds weird but I've always been envious of that). anyways stay pretty and thanks again!
Thank you ! I've been searching for an explanation and this 7 years video saved me
You are very welcome.
Thank you! I was going to try my popcorn maker for the first time but didn’t have any instructions. You did a great video and I am going to make my popcorn now!
You are very welcome. 🙂
Same here, I have this for a few years but never used it because it didnt have any instructions. Now I can finally use it :D
I threw out my packaging and found your video looking for how long to microwave it.
Thanks for posting this! it helped me figure it out :p
I don't know if you care to know, but...
When you mentioned the slots in the lid, you said its so heat from the microwave can get in. But microwaves heat things up by using microwave radiation. The radiation travels through the container and heats the kernels directly. So no heat needs to get in through the air.
The lid is actually to keep heat from escaping, if you microwave a plate of kernels they won't pop, you need steam heat. If you put the kernels in a bowl and place the plate on top like an unsealed lid then they do pop. This however can result in some somewhat soggy popcorn from the steam build up. The slots in the lid are there so some of the steam can get out.
I just thought you might be interested to know the actual science behind it! :)
You're welcome! :) And thank you for the science lesson! :) I think I was trying to say something about the steam getting out but my words came out the other way around.
Thanks Amy, saved us after we lost the instructions
You are very welcome. 😊
I also have this popcorn popper for microwave and like it very much, almost every kernal pops. the slits on the top are not so the microwaves get in its for the steam the popped popcorn exudes while popping. I think it was well worth the money, I also purchased it for my single friends so they can control the amount they pop. It is also easily used at work for a nutricious snack.
Thank you for letting me know. :) I think I was trying to say something about the steam but my words came out the other way around. I like this popcorn popper too. My family used to have a popcorn machine and it was a hassle to put it together and wait for the kernels to pop. I think this popcorn popper is so much easier to use.
We bought one of these in Canada and lost the directions. Thanks for your help.
GS Mathews You're welcome! :)
It is a canadian product from Montreal and all our products have french and english its the law.
Thank you for clarifying. Good to know.
thanks so much i had this thing forever and lost in papers for it!
You are very welcome. 😊
Thank you.
You're welcome. 😊
This is a well made video.
+Leon Davis Thank you! :)
Nice product👌🏼
+iman almosa Thank you! :) Feel free to check out the product at the link in the description.
I have the same popcorn popper. I'm about to try it out now, thanks for the video. BTW you're super pretty! you have the big straight front teeth and the pretty top lip that shows them off (sounds weird but I've always been envious of that). anyways stay pretty and thanks again!
+Joey Tuesday Thank you! I had braces, twice, and I'm on my second round on retainers now. You're welcome! Hope you enjoy your popcorn popper. :)
it is a good prodect