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If you’re watching your fat intake, using an air popper is acceptable as well. Just don’t serve us popped-in-a-bag microwave popcorn and expect ... Maybe my kernels couldn’t get hot enough?

Freshly-popped popcorn that ... microwaveable air poppers too. Remember, while salt is fine in moderation, too much wreaks havoc on your heart. Products such as the Oh My Spice low-sodium ...

Michael Murtaugh To make a lot of popcorn quickly, use an air popper. There are dozens of models, but most look and work basically the same as the Presto PopLite: Hot air pops the kernels ...

Our favorite popcorn makers include old-fashioned stovetop pots, a variety of air poppers and even ... More microwavable popcorn bowls. That said, each of the popcorn makers included in this list ...

These poppers tend to cost a bit more, but they also produce more popcorn per batch. Alternatively, air poppers are popular because they don't use oil. We researched dozens of models to round up ...

Today: Researchers figured out how to make tasty popcorn with infrared cooking. Most of us rely on counter-top air poppers or microwaves to whip up a tasty popcorn snack. But infrared cooking ...

The worst will leave you hugging a bowl of half-popped, burnt kernels. We've expertly tested air popper and hob-style popcorn makers from Salter, Giles & Posner, Joe & Seph and more. We've gone to ...