And once it's called a little bit, take this off.
And look at that popcorn.
Isn't it awesome?
Hello and welcome to you in the kitchen with Matt.
I am your host, Matt Taylor.
Today I have another product review episode for you, and I'm
going to be reviewing this microwave popper popcorn
maker from Salisbury.
And this is a silicone product and my normal popcorn popper
that I use as a stovetop kind, Ukraine to handle.
And this is called a Worli Pop.
And I love these.
This is probably the third one I've owned.
And this one is about 10 years old.
And as you can see, it's just really dirty on the bottom,
on the inside.
It's just pretty hard to keep clean.
You have to be very diligent about cleaning it.
And I'm not very diligent.
And up here at the crank, you can see here on the crank
there's just oils and stuff that are coming out.
And I just decided to get rid of it.
So I wanted a new I wanted a new popcorn maker.
And I wasn't sure if I wanted another one of these or if I
wanted an air popper or microwave popcorn.
I was doing a lot of research on mine and looking on Amazon
and whatnot, and I came across this one came
highly recommended, has tons and tons, thousands of
reviews on Amazon.
So I thought, why not give it a shot?
This is not a paid promotion.
They didn't pay me to do this.
They didn't give me this or anything like that.
I bought it.
It was less than 20 bucks, I think.
Eighteen, nineteen dollars, something like that.
And I will say it is very awesome to use.
I love using it.
Super simple to use.
You can make popcorn in about a minute and 30 seconds in
my microwave, which is a twelve hundred watt microwave and
is super clean.
You can just rinse it out if you want and dry it or it is
dishwasher safe so you can put it in the dishwasher.
But I find that's not necessary.
You can just rinse it out or maybe use a little bit of soap
and water and it's really, really cool.
I really like this.
And so you see here, what we need to do is it comes
collapsed like this and you'll notice that there's these
little marks, the fourth cup and half cup mark for filling
up the popcorn.
And what you do is you just
collapse it like this when you want to use it.
So really cool.
And so you take your popcorn kernels.
One half cup is too much.
It'll like overflow like crazy.
So I do like in between one fourth cup and one half cup and
when I want to splurge a little bit, I will buy the
expensive popcorn kernels like Orville Redenbacher.
I love these popcorn kernels.
They always just pop really well, but most of the
time I just find a cheap store brand kind of popcorn kernels.
But anyway, what you'll do is you'll take your kernels and
you'll put them in here
and you can go by the lines.
Normally I like I said, let's go about halfway
in between,
not all the way up to the half cup mark.
I personally don't care if overflows a little bit.
I think it looks cool when it comes up.
But anyway, and what we'll do is we will take this top thing
and you just put it on there like that and just let it go
and don't push it down or anything like that gently and
then over to the microwave and then we'll just go
into our microwave.
I usually just said it for three minutes, but it's only
going to take about a minute and a half.
And then you go until there's about two or three seconds in
between the pop.
And then when it's done, you'll see that the top rows
see there at the top and just let it sit for a minute or two
because it's going to be kind of hot.
We'll take it out here.
And look at that.
And once it's called a little bit, take this off.
And look at that popcorn.
Isn't it awesome?
And then all you'll do is you'll just poured into another
bowl if you want, and then put on whatever your favorite
toppings butter, salt, garlic powder, parmesan cheese
or some of my favorite things to add.
Well, there you have it.
That's a little look and review of this microwave popcorn
maker by Salisbury.
I really like this product.
I like silicone products in general.
If you've watched my show, you know, I use a lot of them
here in my kitchen.
And this is just a great popcorn maker.
I love how nice and light and fluffy the kernels are, and I
like how there's not a lot of leftover unpack kernels
on the bottom.
So it is a really good job of popping all the kernels without
burning the popcorn.
And it just works really fast to about a minute and a half
in my microwave.
And that's pretty cool.
And it's super easy, clean, much easier to clean than my
really pot maker.
And so I really love this thing.
On a scale of one to 10, do you need it in your kitchen?
Well, for me, because I love popcorn, I'd give it a
nine or 10.
This thing is amazing.
I've been using it every night since I bought it.
And so it's totally up to you.
If you don't eat popcorn very often, you'll you could be
fine with whatever that you're using right now.
But if you're in the need or in the search for a new
popcorn maker, check this one out.
I highly recommend it down below.
I'll put a link where you can find this on Amazon.
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Hmm.
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