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I am in love with this popcorn maker! I could've saved myself so much time and money if I would've seen this before I bought my Cuisinart EasyPop Popcorn Maker. That appliance was trouble from the get go. I am not going into all the details of my horrible experience what that, but lets just say that after a few years of dram with it this popcorn addict was in the market for a new maker. I honestly almost passed this Presto PowerPop gadget up. I was seriously doubtful because of how simple it was. I know that sounds weird, but most of the popcorn makers I was looking at had their own motor and lots of parts to them, so I didn't think this simple little thing could get the job done. Wow, I was so wrong!

The popcorn maker comes in 3 simple to assemble parts and then the cardboard concentrator. The bowl and lid are dishwasher safe, the powerbase isn't. The powerbase is never touching any popcorn or oil, so it doesn't get dirty, it just twists in under the bowl. The concentrators are the only downfall to this whole thing. They are disposable, the instructions claim they should last 12 uses with oil/butter, 24 dry, but as others have claimed I didn't get nearly that many uses out of mine. I got 4 out of it with my first few batches, then 6 with my next. Although it's slightly disappointing, I'm honestly so thrilled with this maker that I'm not going to dock any stars for that. Plus, I found WalMart sells them for $9.98 for 48 of them (about $0.21 per each). At that price I'm fine if they only last a few uses. I haven't looked anywhere else yet for price comparison.

So my first batch of popcorn, I figured there might be a learning curve with it and didn't have very high expectations. It came out perfect! My husband was shocked. I put in 1/3 cup of popcorn, drizzled a little olive oil on top and watched it go. It popped perfectly with very few kernels left in the bottom. It popped so much the lid was raised a little! Then I just took the powerbase off and ate out of the bowl, finished it up and made another batch. With my Cuisinart I had to wait for the hot plate to fully cool between batches or else it only popped half of the kernels, so if we had company over for a movie we got one good batch and then a few half popped batches (if it even worked at all). Not with the Presto, I made a few batches about 7 minutes apart and they came out perfect. I am buying all the popcorn lovers in the family one of this for Christmas for sure! Don't be fooled by the simplicity of this, it's really the best popcorn maker around!

Options:
A: very positive
B: positive
C: neutral
D: negative
E: very negative
Answer: A: very positive