Presto 04820 PopLite Popcorn Maker

Pros: inexpensive, easy to use

Cons: none

The Bottom Line: If you make popcorn frequently the Presto PopLite Popcorn Popper 4820 is surely worth buying.

Review: My name is Shyra2 and I am... A PopcornAholic. However, I can NOT stand movie theater popcorn due to the massive amounts of butter they pack on, which is loaded with calories. I like naturally popped popcorn with no butter and no salt. Yes... I...

Pros: Always ready, Needs no repairs

Cons: No on/off switch

Review: To say that I use hot air is an understatement. I use hot air in my hair dryer, my clothes dryer, my oven exhausts the furnace and many excessive words thrown in. The one hot air appliance that is used during the holiday season and when my...

Pros: Inexpensive, easy to use, fast

Cons: none if used correctly

The Bottom Line: With a few tricks to proper use, this little machine will save you money, time and calories.

Review: When used to the best of its ability and filled with quality kernels, this popcorn maker will create a very inexpensive no-fat crunchy treat. What's the secret to using it successfully? There are only a few: 1. Using the included measuring cup, ...

Pros: durable, easy to use, great popcorn

Cons: none I can think of

Review: You know a popcorn popper is good when you buy it already pretty "well seasoned" at a garage sale and years later it's still popping along! I bought our Presto Popper, then called a "PopCornNowPlus" for $1 at a yard sale when my...

Pros: Low price tag, simple to use, very effective.

Cons: Unpopped kernels get blown all over the kitchen before they get heated up.

The Bottom Line: Highly recommended based on its performance and value.

Review: Every household should have one of these hot air poppers. It's got no bells or whistles, does just ...

Pros: pops more kernels than other air poppers, no need for oil

Cons: no power switch, could use an accessory bowl

The Bottom Line: I would definitely recommend this product over the competition. I personally find air popping better than other methods, and this air popper is the best I found.

Review: I bought this popper after returning a "Kitchen Gourmet," and the Presto is much better. I knew there was something wrong with the "Kitchen Gourmet" because I had an air popper years ago and it worked well, like this Presto. I believe the difference ...

Pros: Fast Healthy Snack Food, Easy Clean up!

Cons: Would love it more if it had a on/off switch instead of plug/replug.

The Bottom Line: Don't waste your money buying box after box of microwave popcorn. In the same amount of time, you can have a better tasting and healthier treat!

Review: My family and I are "popcorn-a-holics". We spent THOUSANDS of dollars over the years on microwave popcorn, easily. We've bought the ACT II cases at Sam's Club. We've bought all flavors, all kinds. We love popcorn. On one night about three months ago, ...

Pros: Fast, lid compartment for melting butter Easy to clean.

Cons: No on off switch, must be constantly overseen while on

The Bottom Line: Inexpensive, easy to use, and fast working. Makes pop corn in about 2 min and easy to clean.

Review: I recently got on the scales and immediately determined
that they were LYING.

While talking with one of the guys in my shop he mentioned
that something that helped him lose weight recently was
eating air popped pop corn for...

Pros: hot popcorn in less than 5 minutes

Cons: doesn't have an on and off switch

The Bottom Line: I'd recommend this popcorn maker to anyone who wants healthier snack alternatives.

Review: I can't even remember when I got this popcorn maker, I think it was sometime when I was a teenager and on a diet for the first time. Someone had told me air-popped popcorn was a great low calorie treat and you could eat a lot of it. I recently found ...

Pros: Healthy, clean, efficient and fast

Cons: none

Review: I used to cook popcorn by heating a layer of oil in a pot, then adding popcorn and letting it pop. There are many problems with this cooking technique. One problem is the increased fat grams from the oil. That thin layer of cooking oil is absorbed by...