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product_id: 88984105
title: "The Original Hotpop Microwave Popcorn Popper, Silicone Popcorn Maker, Collapsible Bowl BPA-Free and Dishwasher Safe- 20 Colors Available (Azure)"
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category: "Hotpop"
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# 15 cups capacity Dishwasher safe Collapsible & space-saving The Original Hotpop Microwave Popcorn Popper, Silicone Popcorn Maker, Collapsible Bowl BPA-Free and Dishwasher Safe- 20 Colors Available (Azure)

**Brand:** hotpop
**Price:** AR$91326
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🍿 Pop, Collapse, Repeat — The Ultimate Popcorn Upgrade for Your Modern Kitchen!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** The Original Hotpop Microwave Popcorn Popper, Silicone Popcorn Maker, Collapsible Bowl BPA-Free and Dishwasher Safe- 20 Colors Available (Azure) by hotpop
- **How much does it cost?** AR$91326 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- hotpop enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted hotpop brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Effortless Cleanup:** Dishwasher safe and easy to rinse, so you spend less time cleaning and more time enjoying your snack.
- • **Customizable Healthy Snacking:** Skip the artificial microwave bags—control your oil and seasoning for guilt-free, gourmet popcorn anytime.
- • **Popcorn Perfection in Minutes:** Microwave-ready silicone bowl pops up to 15 cups in just 2-4 minutes—perfect for spontaneous movie nights or entertaining guests.
- • **Durable & Safe Silicone Design:** Crafted from heat-resistant, BPA-free silicone that’s nonbreakable and free from harmful chemicals—snack smarter and safer.
- • **Compact Collapsible Convenience:** Collapses to just 2.2 inches tall for effortless storage in any kitchen, ideal for the minimalist millennial lifestyle.

## Overview

The Original Hotpop Microwave Popcorn Popper is a BPA-free, collapsible silicone bowl that makes up to 15 cups of popcorn in 2-4 minutes. Designed for safety and convenience, it’s microwave-safe, dishwasher-friendly, and eliminates the need for prepackaged popcorn bags. Available in 20 vibrant colors, it’s the perfect blend of style, function, and healthy snacking for busy professionals and families alike.

## Description

HOTPOP Reimagined: Ditch the noisy electric hot air poppers, the slow stove top poppers, and the harmful microwave popcorn bags. HOTPOP popcorn popper will make your popcorn in 2-4 minutes in a revolutionary silicone bowl. You can make it as healthy as you want or channel your inner chef and create a recipe book full of culinary imaginations. Popocorn Your Way! HOTPOP popcorn popper is perfect for making popcorn at any time of day. Purchase multiple quantities for popcorn bars at Baby Showers, Graduations, Birthday Parties, and Weddings or bring the theater home and kick back with a movie, your kids, and your very own healthy custom popcorn! Trust HOTPOP! HOTPOP popcorn maker is made of the most safe and durable high quality silicone ! Pop, Drop, Heat, and Eat. Repeat! 1. Pop up the HOTPOP popcorn popper and remove the lid. 2. Drop your choice of kernels and seasoning or drop of oil. Gently drop lid back into bowl. 3. Heat for 2-4 minutes* depending on your microwave power. 4. Eat as a healthy snack any time of day! Not for use with convection microwave ovens. Always use caution when removing the lid due to heat and steam. *Heating times will vary depending on microwave. For 1000w and above, we suggest lowering to Power Level 8. Using High (Power Level 10) may lead to burnt popcorn.

Review: Easy to use. Cleans up easily. - Review for:The Original Hotpop Microwave Popcorn Popper, Silicone Popcorn Maker, Collapsible Bowl BPA-Free and Dishwasher Safe- 20 Colors Available (Red) ASIN# B01M1CJNXH For the record. Popcorn has been my go to snack for the last 50 years, I’ve made it every way possible including over a campfire. I’ve used everything from the foil Jiffy Pop tins, air poppers, microwave popcorn bags, a good old fashion pot and oil, electric poppers with the rotating arm, a paper bag in a microwave NO oil…you name it. I’ve had this for about 3 months now, I was using it on a small cheap Magic Chef microwave in the garage because the main one in the kitchen was on the fritz. The smaller one in the garage was on its way out as well. First thing I discovered is that this popper gets very hot, and because of its soft silicone material, it is kind of difficult to handle, so I either use a dish towel or oven gloves to dump this slowly into a bowl to allow for the unpopped kernels to stay behind have a second try. I'm comparing this to several Presto Popcorn Poppers I’ve had since the 90’s that must use a heat reflective paper tray to make the popcorn, I hardly ever had any unpopped kernels from 3 ounces (2 batches) of fresh kernels with those poppers. But the paper trays don’t last long, and when used with oil start to break down after 4 batches or so, and I discovered that they probably use POFA’ ’s to coat them for oil resistance, I can't get a straight answer from them but I was emailed that they are made of 'oil resistant' paper, and upon further online research I discovered that the are more than likely coated with POFA's/PTFE's, the same as microwavable popcorn bags, which defeats the purpose of reusable popcorn poppers. The following is from my experience, I’ve read many comments about popcorn burning and I hope this will help. I’ve found with this Hotpop popper, that I should ONLY use about 32 grams of popcorn, or thereabouts, at a time, (about 3 slightly rounded tbsp max.) if I use much more than that and the popcorn tends to burn. The popcorn needs to keep moving, and if the density of the popped kernels is too much, the ones underneath will not move around and they will burn. I make 3 batches to fill up one bowl, which yields about 10 -12 cups depending on the brand of popcorn and the oil type I use. Oil is NOT necessary to use with this popper, and many commenters buy it for that very reason, but without oil the popcorn seems to me to be TOO dry and has the texture of styrofoam. I also never use more than 4 grams of oil per batch, about 1 level utensil tsp. The popcorn I use is usually Whole Foods organic, Trader Joe’s Organic, or Jolly Time Organic. I only use organic popcorn, because regular corn of any kind eaten regularly (over a few days to a week) aggravates my inflammatory arthritis. It's not the corn but more likely the pesticides, herbicides, & fungicides that are used on it. I know this because when the arthritic pain started about 10 years ago, I began writing down EVERYTHING I ate, and there was a direct correlation between pain, inflammation & stiffness, and the location of that pain, from certain foods and food types that I consumed. And popcorn is considered a ‘dirty crop’ in that respect. (it’s the same with corn chips for me as well) And btw, all popcorn is non-gmo, not a valid selling point and is not necessary to list on the container by the very food manufacturers that complained putting that on their food packages would cost too much money??? Anyway, back to the review. This popper works OK, I have a new about $500 (+ -) GE microwave and the popcorn pops much better now. To get a good pop the kernels need to be at about 400 - 460 degrees, the weaker, cheaper microwave’s can’t get there and more powerful microwaves usually need the power to be reduced to about 80% or 70% to keep the popcorn from burning. (most microwaves simply cook at 100% power, will reduce that time to whatever %%% you set it at unless you get an inversion microwave which reduces the actual power) I am currently using a 2.2 cu.ft. GE that is about 1200 watts? SO in order to keep the popcorn from burning I set it to 70% power at 3 minutes 30 seconds, or 80% for 3 minutes with the popper on the outer edge of the turntable, and keep my eye on it. I will get the most popped yield from the 70% setting. On this particular microwave if I put the popper in the middle of the turntable the popcorn will burn no matter what I do. I prefer avocado oil, it gives the popcorn a nice fluffy but crisp texture and the kernels pop up very large. I also use olive oil from time to time, but the kernels tend to pop a bit smaller and are a little softer in texture and it takes a bit longer to pop. All a matter of preference. And you have to experiment a bit to find out what works best for you and your microwave. This Hotpop cleans up SO easily. Even with a little bit of oil, all I need to do is to wipe it and the lid down with a sheet of paper towel, then compress and store it, and it takes up hardly any space. And after every few uses I will toss a couple of drops of dish soap with water in it and it cleans right up. NOW THAT I LIKE! I also like that I can drop it without the worry of breakage, no brittle plastic. I've dropped and cracked a few of the hard plastic ones over the years. And you should give your microwave a rest between batches if making more than 2 or three at a time. Popcorn popping is rough on microwaves and can tend to overheat them. Just put your hand on the inside of your microwave or on the turntable and feel the heat when you’re done popping, and compare that to heating up a cup of soup or something, and you will see what I mean. Overall on its own merit, I give this 5 Stars, I’d buy another one of this type, and I highly recommend it for popcorn aficionados or for those who just want a quick snack.
Review: IT WORKS! … Like really well! - Several months ago something possessed me to purchase a Costco-sized container of Orville Redenbacher popcorn. While I do love popcorn I’m honestly not a fan of the excess oils and mess with the typical microwave popcorn pouches. So, nostalgically thinking I would just pop corn like old days, I instead ended up ruining a pot that’s never recovered. ☹️ Fast forward to this past week while considering popcorn poppers on desertcart (I really wasn’t keen on getting yet another appliance), I found this gem. I admit I was a bit skeptical… it’s not too often that you see over 35,000+ 4.6-level reviews for a product. But, thanks to all of the reviewers, and the comparatively low Prime Days pricing, I figured it was worth the experiment. Needless to say, I was very pleasantly surprised and so glad I got it. I followed the instructions exactly, noting to use only 2 TEASPOONS of oil, and ended with very few un-popped kernels (which, according to the instructions, I could reheat again until popped! Who knew??? It worked!). I’ve since tried using both the smaller and larger batch fill lines (there are 2 concentric circles at the bottom of the popper indicating how much popcorn to add for the different amounts of popcorn to pop), and ended up with delicious popcorn every time. I still haven’t dialed in the exact amount of time on my microwave (1,800 watts for reference), and just go by sound until I don’t hear any more pops. I haven’t gotten any burnt popcorn, not like the typical microwave popcorn pouches. NOTE: if you’re getting too many un-popped kernels, you might be using too much oil … you only need TEAspoons instead of tablespoons … an easy and common mistake I always make. Unlike stovetop poppers you really don’t need a lot of oil at all to get great results with HotPop. Also, the quality of the popcorn kernels matters, and I’ve always had great results with Orville Redenbacher, It honestly worked even better in the HotPop. Cleanup is super easy with just dish soap and water. And as many other reviewers have said, the collapsible bowl makes storage easy and convenient, too. Overall, I’m quite happy with the HotPop popcorn popper for how easy it is to use and how well it works. Don’t let the low price fool you… it’s a great buy, and one less appliance to clutter up your kitchen.

## Features

- Why Silicone Over Glass? Silicone popcorn poppers are safer, nonbreakable, and easy to handle; they include a lid, built-in handles, and ensure evenly cooked popcorn with minimal unpopped kernels
- Delicious Popcorn in Minutes: Fill the bowl with kernels, add oil or flavorings if desired, and microwave; this large bowl holds up to 15 cups, making it perfect for family movie nights
- Safer to Use: Made with durable, heat-resistant, food-grade silicone, free from PVC and harsh chemicals; eliminates the need for prepackaged popcorn bags for healthier snacking
- Space-Saving and Easy to Clean: Collapsible design reduces height to 2.2 inches for compact storage; dishwasher safe for quick and effortless cleaning, or simply rinse by hand
- Family-Friendly and Versatile: Designed for safe use by kids and adults; perfect for creating tasty popcorn at home while avoiding the risks of fragile or overheating glass bowls

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B01N0ZA89R |
| Best Sellers Rank | #3,396 in Kitchen & Dining ( See Top 100 in Kitchen & Dining ) #7 in Popcorn Poppers |
| Brand | HOTPOP |
| Brand Name | HOTPOP |
| Capacity | 15 cups |
| Color | Azure |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 35,409 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00850035656143 |
| Included Components | Lid |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 2.25"L x 8"W x 8"H |
| Item Type Name | Easy to clean |
| Item Weight | 10.56 ounces |
| Manufacturer | HOTPOP |
| Material | Glass |
| Model Number | SYNCHKG129927 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Part Number | unknown |
| Product Dimensions | 2.25"L x 8"W x 8"H |
| Special Feature | Collapsible, Microwave Safe |
| Special Features | Collapsible, Microwave Safe |
| UPC | 649910862997 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** HOTPOP
- **Capacity:** 15 Cups
- **Color:** Pink
- **Material:** Silicone
- **Special Feature:** Collapsible, Microwave Safe

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Size** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Easy to use. Cleans up easily.
*by J***C on August 17, 2022*

Review for:The Original Hotpop Microwave Popcorn Popper, Silicone Popcorn Maker, Collapsible Bowl BPA-Free and Dishwasher Safe- 20 Colors Available (Red) ASIN# B01M1CJNXH For the record. Popcorn has been my go to snack for the last 50 years, I’ve made it every way possible including over a campfire. I’ve used everything from the foil Jiffy Pop tins, air poppers, microwave popcorn bags, a good old fashion pot and oil, electric poppers with the rotating arm, a paper bag in a microwave NO oil…you name it. I’ve had this for about 3 months now, I was using it on a small cheap Magic Chef microwave in the garage because the main one in the kitchen was on the fritz. The smaller one in the garage was on its way out as well. First thing I discovered is that this popper gets very hot, and because of its soft silicone material, it is kind of difficult to handle, so I either use a dish towel or oven gloves to dump this slowly into a bowl to allow for the unpopped kernels to stay behind have a second try. I'm comparing this to several Presto Popcorn Poppers I’ve had since the 90’s that must use a heat reflective paper tray to make the popcorn, I hardly ever had any unpopped kernels from 3 ounces (2 batches) of fresh kernels with those poppers. But the paper trays don’t last long, and when used with oil start to break down after 4 batches or so, and I discovered that they probably use POFA’ ’s to coat them for oil resistance, I can't get a straight answer from them but I was emailed that they are made of 'oil resistant' paper, and upon further online research I discovered that the are more than likely coated with POFA's/PTFE's, the same as microwavable popcorn bags, which defeats the purpose of reusable popcorn poppers. The following is from my experience, I’ve read many comments about popcorn burning and I hope this will help. I’ve found with this Hotpop popper, that I should ONLY use about 32 grams of popcorn, or thereabouts, at a time, (about 3 slightly rounded tbsp max.) if I use much more than that and the popcorn tends to burn. The popcorn needs to keep moving, and if the density of the popped kernels is too much, the ones underneath will not move around and they will burn. I make 3 batches to fill up one bowl, which yields about 10 -12 cups depending on the brand of popcorn and the oil type I use. Oil is NOT necessary to use with this popper, and many commenters buy it for that very reason, but without oil the popcorn seems to me to be TOO dry and has the texture of styrofoam. I also never use more than 4 grams of oil per batch, about 1 level utensil tsp. The popcorn I use is usually Whole Foods organic, Trader Joe’s Organic, or Jolly Time Organic. I only use organic popcorn, because regular corn of any kind eaten regularly (over a few days to a week) aggravates my inflammatory arthritis. It's not the corn but more likely the pesticides, herbicides, & fungicides that are used on it. I know this because when the arthritic pain started about 10 years ago, I began writing down EVERYTHING I ate, and there was a direct correlation between pain, inflammation & stiffness, and the location of that pain, from certain foods and food types that I consumed. And popcorn is considered a ‘dirty crop’ in that respect. (it’s the same with corn chips for me as well) And btw, all popcorn is non-gmo, not a valid selling point and is not necessary to list on the container by the very food manufacturers that complained putting that on their food packages would cost too much money??? Anyway, back to the review. This popper works OK, I have a new about $500 (+ -) GE microwave and the popcorn pops much better now. To get a good pop the kernels need to be at about 400 - 460 degrees, the weaker, cheaper microwave’s can’t get there and more powerful microwaves usually need the power to be reduced to about 80% or 70% to keep the popcorn from burning. (most microwaves simply cook at 100% power, will reduce that time to whatever %%% you set it at unless you get an inversion microwave which reduces the actual power) I am currently using a 2.2 cu.ft. GE that is about 1200 watts? SO in order to keep the popcorn from burning I set it to 70% power at 3 minutes 30 seconds, or 80% for 3 minutes with the popper on the outer edge of the turntable, and keep my eye on it. I will get the most popped yield from the 70% setting. On this particular microwave if I put the popper in the middle of the turntable the popcorn will burn no matter what I do. I prefer avocado oil, it gives the popcorn a nice fluffy but crisp texture and the kernels pop up very large. I also use olive oil from time to time, but the kernels tend to pop a bit smaller and are a little softer in texture and it takes a bit longer to pop. All a matter of preference. And you have to experiment a bit to find out what works best for you and your microwave. This Hotpop cleans up SO easily. Even with a little bit of oil, all I need to do is to wipe it and the lid down with a sheet of paper towel, then compress and store it, and it takes up hardly any space. And after every few uses I will toss a couple of drops of dish soap with water in it and it cleans right up. NOW THAT I LIKE! I also like that I can drop it without the worry of breakage, no brittle plastic. I've dropped and cracked a few of the hard plastic ones over the years. And you should give your microwave a rest between batches if making more than 2 or three at a time. Popcorn popping is rough on microwaves and can tend to overheat them. Just put your hand on the inside of your microwave or on the turntable and feel the heat when you’re done popping, and compare that to heating up a cup of soup or something, and you will see what I mean. Overall on its own merit, I give this 5 Stars, I’d buy another one of this type, and I highly recommend it for popcorn aficionados or for those who just want a quick snack.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ IT WORKS! … Like really well!
*by A***N on June 28, 2026*

Several months ago something possessed me to purchase a Costco-sized container of Orville Redenbacher popcorn. While I do love popcorn I’m honestly not a fan of the excess oils and mess with the typical microwave popcorn pouches. So, nostalgically thinking I would just pop corn like old days, I instead ended up ruining a pot that’s never recovered. ☹️ Fast forward to this past week while considering popcorn poppers on Amazon (I really wasn’t keen on getting yet another appliance), I found this gem. I admit I was a bit skeptical… it’s not too often that you see over 35,000+ 4.6-level reviews for a product. But, thanks to all of the reviewers, and the comparatively low Prime Days pricing, I figured it was worth the experiment. Needless to say, I was very pleasantly surprised and so glad I got it. I followed the instructions exactly, noting to use only 2 TEASPOONS of oil, and ended with very few un-popped kernels (which, according to the instructions, I could reheat again until popped! Who knew??? It worked!). I’ve since tried using both the smaller and larger batch fill lines (there are 2 concentric circles at the bottom of the popper indicating how much popcorn to add for the different amounts of popcorn to pop), and ended up with delicious popcorn every time. I still haven’t dialed in the exact amount of time on my microwave (1,800 watts for reference), and just go by sound until I don’t hear any more pops. I haven’t gotten any burnt popcorn, not like the typical microwave popcorn pouches. NOTE: if you’re getting too many un-popped kernels, you might be using too much oil … you only need TEAspoons instead of tablespoons … an easy and common mistake I always make. Unlike stovetop poppers you really don’t need a lot of oil at all to get great results with HotPop. Also, the quality of the popcorn kernels matters, and I’ve always had great results with Orville Redenbacher, It honestly worked even better in the HotPop. Cleanup is super easy with just dish soap and water. And as many other reviewers have said, the collapsible bowl makes storage easy and convenient, too. Overall, I’m quite happy with the HotPop popcorn popper for how easy it is to use and how well it works. Don’t let the low price fool you… it’s a great buy, and one less appliance to clutter up your kitchen.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Still happy with it after 5 years.
*by T***G on September 5, 2026*

Been using for 5 years and still happy with it. Whether I pop dry, or add cocconut oil or other oils (usually add butter afterwards for better distribution) I end up happy. It ends up with some browning marks in the bottom, but does not affect taste. It collapse nice. It is not sturdy enough to fill with water without it collapsing but it is light and easy to wipe out when I use oils with it. I like the top collapsing into the popper so the heat and steam are contained closer to the kernals until they 'pop' it up (slowly rising as the popped corn lifts it). That seems to speed it up compared to other poppers I have used. I have used with a few different microwaves and all good. The small short one does create some spillage to get it out the door, but the popcorn does not last long anyways.

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*Last updated: 2026-09-23*