In comparison, a store-bought bag of microwave popcorn makes about 11 to 13 cups of popcorn, and an air popper can produce roughly 18 cups (using about ½ cup of kernels).

The air popper circulates hot air around the popcorn kernels. When it gets hot enough, the kernels pop, forcing themselves out of the popping bowl and into a storage area.

The best popcorn makers on the market can vary widely—including free-standing popcorn machines, microwave-friendly devices, stove-top poppers, and air-popping machines.

If you’re tired of microwave bags and you want something that tastes like it came straight from the movie theater, consider buying a popcorn popper.

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