Popcorn Makers

Beper C106cas002 Microwave Oven Popcorn Maker Code: C106CAS002

The Beper C106CAS002 popcorn maker prepares popcorn in the microwave without the need for supervision while it cooks. The silicone container can also be used as a serving bowl and folds away for easy...

The Beper C106CAS002 popcorn maker prepares popcorn in the microwave without the need for supervision while it cooks. The silicone container can also be used as a serving bowl and folds away for easy storage.

  • Container capacity: 2.5 L
  • Material: Silicone
  • Temperature range: Heat-resistant
  • Processing: BPA-free
  • Preparation time: 3–4 minutes
  • Amount of corn: 50–...
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    It's not for 1200W, it's for 750-800. It says it in the manual too. I put it (the membrane) close to 900-1000W resulting in many burnt pieces and the lid got dark spots. It's better to put around 50g of popcorn at 750-800W so you don't have too many unpopped kernels. I put 80-100g and many just burned without "popping". Otherwise, very practical. In 4-5 minutes the popcorn is ready. A little melted butter and salt on top and you're ready. Be careful when taking it out of the microwave because it's very hot. And of course, open doors and/or turn on the extractor fan to get rid of the strong popcorn smell. I recommend organic corn, it's healthier and doesn't smell as strong when cooking.

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  • It's not for 1200W, it's for 750-800. It says it in the manual too. I put it (the membrane) close to 900-1000W resulting in many burnt pieces and the lid got dark spots. It's better to put around 50g of popcorn at 750-800W so you don't have too many unpopped kernels. I put 80-100g and many just burned without "popping". Otherwise, very practical. In 4-5 minutes the popcorn is ready. A little melted butter and salt on top and you're ready. Be careful when taking it out of the microwave because it's very hot. And of course, open doors and/or turn on the extractor fan to get rid of the strong popcorn smell. I recommend organic corn, it's healthier and doesn't smell as strong when cooking.

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Description & Specifications

The Beper C106CAS002 popcorn maker prepares popcorn in the microwave without the need for supervision while it cooks. The silicone container can also be used as a serving bowl and folds away for easy storage.

  • Container capacity: 2.5 L
  • Material: Silicone
  • Temperature range: Heat-resistant
  • Processing: BPA-free
  • Preparation time: 3–4 minutes
  • Amount of corn: 50–100 g
  • Power: 1200 W
  • Hot air: Yes

Manufacturer

Product Number
C106CAS002
Power
1200 W
Hot Air
Yes

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  • tsotzo1
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    2 out of 2 members found this review helpful

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    It's not for 1200W, it's for 750-800. It says it in the manual too. I put it (the membrane) close to 900-1000W resulting in many burnt pieces and the lid got dark spots. It's better to put around 50g of popcorn at 750-800W so you don't have too many unpopped kernels. I put 80-100g and many just burned without "popping". Otherwise, very practical. In 4-5 minutes the popcorn is ready. A little melted butter and salt on top and you're ready. Be careful when taking it out of the microwave because it's very hot. And of course, open doors and/or turn on the extractor fan to get rid of the strong popcorn smell. I recommend organic corn, it's healthier and doesn't smell as strong when cooking.

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  • It's not for 1200W, it's for 750-800. It says it in the manual too. I put it (the membrane) close to 900-1000W resulting in many burnt pieces and the lid got dark spots. It's better to put around 50g of popcorn at 750-800W so you don't have too many unpopped kernels. I put 80-100g and many just burned without "popping". Otherwise, very practical. In 4-5 minutes the popcorn is ready. A little melted butter and salt on top and you're ready. Be careful when taking it out of the microwave because it's very hot. And of course, open doors and/or turn on the extractor fan to get rid of the strong popcorn smell. I recommend organic corn, it's healthier and doesn't smell as strong when cooking.

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