Lesserevil Organic Popcorn Kernels, Non-GMO Verified, Gluten Free, Vegan, 5 Lb Bag

We luv this popcorn. The popcorn kernels all pop and are tender. The only complaint is I cannot no longer order. Has been out of stock for a while. Hopefully it comes back in stock soon.

I was concerned about buying 5 lbs of popcorn on my first order. I’ve eaten Lesser Evil popped popcorn and enjoy it. So, if the popcorn kernels are the same used for making the popped popcorn how could I go wrong?Well I was pleasantly surprised to find these popcorn kernels are excellent.Here’s my recipe using a Wabash Valley Farms Whirly-Pop stainless steel stove-top popcorn popper:1) Put popper on cold stove element.2) Put in 1 tablespoon coconut oil.3) Put in 1/3 to 1/2 cup popcorn kernels in the pot4) Turn stove on to about 5 out of 10.When the heat is too high the popcorn will burn.When the heat is too low either the popcorn won’t pop or it’ll take a long time.You’ll need to adjust the stove temp until you find the best heat level.5) The popping instructions say to continuously turn the stirrer while popping.I turn the crank to stir the kernels occasionally while the pot and kernels are warming up.Once the kernels start popping I continuously crank the stirrer.6) When the popping slows down remove the pot from the stove.7) Pour the popcorn into a bowl.8) Optional: Pour 1 to 1 1/2 tablespoons melted butter on the popcorn. Mix popcorn.9) Sprinkle Aromasong fine salt on the popcorn. Mix popcorn.10) Eat and enjoy!I tried Anthony’s Organic Popcorn prior to buying the Lesser Evil popcorn. I thought the Anthony’s is a little tougher than the Lesser Evil popcorn. So, I’ll be buying more Lesser Evil popcorn in the future.

Ok I literally never wrote reviews u less it’s a product that has so insanely blown my mind I just feel a duty to share my excitement. This is one of those times.We make popcorn at least 3 times a week and the rest of the time we grab the leftovers as we walk passed our machine. With 4 kids, this is always a yummy snack any time of day. I’ve tried ALL the popcorn types out there….the regular Orval kind, the Amish kind, the buy it in bulk kind, and the organic jolly time kind. I decided to try this brand after realizing the price is exactly the same that I pay now once you calculate the 5 lb bag here. I had read a review that stated that all the kernels actually pop and I sort of rolled my eyes and though to myself “Oh come on, it’s all in how you pop it, not in the brand of kernel.” Ummmm yea I was wrong. Whoever wrote that review wasn't kidding! Literally every kernel pops and the taste?! Omg. So so good. I just signed up for the Subscribe and save thing because I’ll never buy another brand of popcorn kernels again!

I bought this Lesser Evil in 50 calorie bags and loved it but decided to try it in my air popper. With the regular brand I use in my air popper (which is the one that is made for it), all the kernels do not pop. I was pleasantly surprised when all the Lesser Evil popcorn kernels popped and instead of putting Himalayan pink salt on it, I used Kettle Korn seasoning and it was delicious. Lesser Evil is perfect as there will be no waste and this is a huge bag of popcorn. I eat a lot of popcorn and I highly recommend Lesser Evil. It will probably be even better cooked in oil as the instructions say to do but I am on a restricted calorie diet so I have to use the air popper.

Have ordered several times. Usually popped with coconut oil with great results.

I might have missed a disclaimer somewhere that because this is organic corn there could potentially be bugs in it - which there were.. If so, that's my bad as I probably would have skipped ordering it. Yes we all eat a few bugs and dirt and crap throughout our life unknowingly and its generally fine, I'm just saying I actively try not to if given the option.I ordered this product before and enjoyed it. The first time I got it I did not notice any bugs. Probably about a third of the way through this bag they started to show up, and the picture included is after I cut open the bag and spread the kernels out to see if it was a fluke or if they were actually inside at the bottom. I did not find evidence of these anywhere else in my pantry.Should we (have to) comb through our scoops of organic corn kernels when we are preparing to make popcorn, every time? Maybe. Maybe not. Maybe we'd all rather eat a few bugs than ingest whatever lines the inside of the microwavable popcorn bag. How preventable are they from getting into organic food products? I don't know, I came here to type this instead of doing more research.

I absolutely love all Lesser Evil snacks... except the popcorn. And it's not because it's worse than other brands, but because I hate stale popcorn from a bag. For me popcorn is only good freshly popped.So when I saw the brand offers popcorn kernel, I had to grab a bag.The corn is organic, which is very important when it comes to this grain.Since I discovered the Stasher bags, my only popcorn cooking method is a large Stasher bag and the microwave (you can see in the picture how black mine got after hundreds uses). I just use the microwave program until I can't hear kernels popping.The Lesser Evil kernels pop more than 95%, I maybe get 1-3 un-popped kernels. The popped corned is medium sized, light, fluffy, and has a nice taste, but I definitely had for flavorful popcorn (especially heirloom).The big bag is very convenient and it became a pantry staple for me.