Best Popcorn Makers for Micro

i threw my microwave popcorn packs in the garbage.

i have about 10 pop corn poppers, air blower type, microwave types, stove top types and this is the best of them all.

i think they make the very best popcorn and it's certainly healthier with a little oil than some of the unknown ingredients you get in microwave packets.

i try to stay away from microwave popcorn because of the cancer scares from people working in the factories that make it.

the taste is so wonderful compared to microwave popcorn.

almost as quick as the microwave, but a lot better taste.

i highly recommend this if you are tired of microwave and really want delicious homemade popcorn.

i've tryed hot air poppers, micro-wave,& reg pot& pan, but none can come close to the fluffy popcorn you get with "whirley-pop.

i was tired of the dry, sometimes burned microwaved popcorn.

in all fairness, it does a truly stand up job of popping the corn, and it leaves fewer unpopped kernels than microwave popcorn.

my husband was against it (he likes his micro pouches!) and he actually said good job honey!!!

i could never use microwave popcorn again.

pros: quick, fun, and great tasting popcorn cons: it takes a few times to get your technique right the bottom line: takes a little more work than a microwave, but it makes better popcorn,

with all the bad things we heard about microwaveable popcorn, we figured, why not buy it.

another downside is that you are required to use oil for popping corn, something you don't need to use with a microwave or hot air popcorn popper.

our microwave popcorn keeps burning and i worry about the amount of oil in the packages.

this happens in the microwave too, though, so this fault is easily overlooked.