The lid sieve design allows you to shake out unpopped kernels that might be left after cooking and the round spherical bowl shape is optimized for shaking, letting any added flavourings be evenly distributed. This took 5 minutes using my 1000W microwave, which surprised me as I expected it to take less time.

Hopefully there will be at least one person out there who wants to hear what I have to say, (Thanks, Mum!I particularly love the kernel filtering lid, which will help me avoid breaking a tooth on unpopped corn kernels. Luckily, it seems there may just be something out there to solve this problem: the Joseph Joseph Single-Serve Popcorn Maker. If I agree for my images to be used, they must be credited to me and a link to this blog as the source should be provided.

It couldn’t be easier to use: Simply pour an ounce of popcorn kernels into the cup (there’s even a handy measuring guide in the base of the popper to help you out), close the flaps, start your microwave, and wait for the flaps to open up as the popcorn reaches the top. Best of all, this popper requires no oil or butter (though, hey, no one’s stopping you) meaning it’ll make a healthier portion of popcorn while you’re at it, too. However, more often than I’d care to admit, I have been left with both scorched popcorn and a scorched pan.

Their unique ability to match form and function has earned them global recognition for their multi-award-winning designs. It pops a perfect single serving, there’s only one piece (no lid to mess with or lose), it’s dishwasher safe, doesn’t take up much space in the dishwasher, and pops popcorn beautifully! This amount includes seller specified domestic postage charges as well as applicable international postage, dispatch, and other fees.