Presto Microwave Power Pop Powercup Popcorn Concentrator Cup - 24 Count

works perfect in presto's m/w air popper

Should have these available in the local stores or at least at the super Centers.

Easy way to make popcorn.

Makes great poporn!

what i wanted

They are the same reliable trays as they always are for the Presto popper

I was super psyched when I found these. Perfect fit for my popcorn popper and a great value too.

I have been using these Presto microwave power pop power cup popcorn concentrating cups for years. Sometimes very hard to find in stores, but not impossible. Ease of ordering online is great. Try to find the best configuration such as multiple packs which works out cheaper. They do last a long time, that is one concentrator can be used 8 or 10 times or more. Almost all kernels pop except for about 1 tablespoon, but that's acceptable. My trick for never letting them burn is to press my popcorn setting on my microwave and then hit start. Never add more minutes than that. Also best to place a microwave safe dish under your presto popcorn bowl. This seems to keep popcorn kernels from burning and turning blackish and there by tasting burnt. This trick is a must. I use Jolly Time popping kernels. Available at Walmart or even way cheaper at Dollar Tree. These are nonGMO. Walmart also has an organic version of it. This is a great way to have a healthy snack without any artificial ingredients such as those that may be found in microwave popcorn bags. You can add your own salt or flavor if you wish after it is all popped . I usually eat it right out of the popping bowl. My bowl has lasted for several years. Never put the base of the bowl in water. Just wiping out paper towel works fine or you can wash the bowl just not the heating base. I use this just about every night and I really like it and highly recommend it to anyone who loves popcorn and likes to eat healthy without chemicals. When I use it, I just eyeball a small amount of popping kernels just to cover the bottom of the power cup concentrator. This seems to be the perfect amount. It may be about a quarter of a cup, but I'm not exactly sure. Popcorn comes out very nice and tender. This system is extremely efficient. I believe you can add butter after it's popped, but I would put the popcorn in a different bowl so you don't get butter on the power concentrator cup so you can continue to reuse it.

So far this is the best microwave popcorn popper. These are the Power Cups to go with the Orville Redenbacher's microwaver popper. It still has more unpopped kernels than stove top, but, hey, no oil n its quick. You can only use 1/4 cup of kernels instead of 1/3 cp, but its just me n thats all I need.

How, did this order get lost? Your company sucks.