Organic Popcorn, Organic Select White, 28.35oz (Pack of 1)

It's been years since I've made popcorn. Decades ago I used the prepackaged popcorn with cheap overly processed seed oil in a vacuum sealed bag. Now, I wanted something healthier. So I started with organic popping corn, organic coconut oil (high smoke point but leaves a slight taste to the corn) on an induction stove using a 3 quart stainless steel pot. This is very fast, faster than gas. To remove that slight taste, I switched to avocado oil (very neutral in taste) and this fixed it! This is what happens when I pop a quarter cup of pop corn in a few tablespoons of avocado oil heated to the low to mid 400 degree temperature range. I shake the pot about every 20 seconds. Virtually all kernels pop and it's light, crunchy and tastes good. Just want to add that I initially tried a glass corn popper in the microwave but that left many unpopped kernels and the result didn't taste as good.

organic, non-gmo, almost all popped when I used my hot air popcorn maker, even though white varieties tend to be less likely to pop. I bought the duo pack, which comes down to about $10 per jar. there isn't too much hull that gets stuck in the teeth, which is a huge plus to me. it has some very mild tastes in and of itself which I enjoyed. I literally did not add anything - no butter, no salt, no sugar, but I'm also the kind of person that could taste the sweetness in white rice. Things that could have improved include adding a freshness seal between the lid and the jar, and also, a better ink for the "best by date" (mine came smudged and I can't tell what's the month written on there. I could only read the "26" in the end, so I'm assuming my jar is good until the year of 2026).

The flavor was excellent and the hulls were definitely less of a factor than other brands. The plastic jar did not have a freshness seal when I opened it. When I popped the first batch, it took seven minutes in my microwave popper, and even then a couple of tablespoons of kernels didn’t pop. Perhaps some moisture was a factor here? I’ll order this again because it’s organic and tastes great, but I’m hoping there will be less waste in the next batch.

Pops well in air popper. Tender flavor and almost hull-less. Reminds me of the popcorn my Dad and Mom grew on the farm, when everything was organic and clean.

I spent the extra money, because I am looking for the most flavorful popcorn, and I am will to pay for it. This stuff was not bad, it was just boring and plain, not any noticeable flavor at all. Buy a cheaper brand and save money.

Love this popcorn! It air pops very big and fluffy. Delicious! Highly recommend! I do want to mention, that upon my calculations the amount per ounce shown in the pricing I find might not be correct. When calculated the 6 @ $48.99 would be around $.43 per ounce. They have the cost per ounce sort of backwards on saving when you purchase more containers. 28.35 oz x 6 = 170.1 divided into $48.99 = $.43 per oz not $1.73. Please correct me if I am doing the math incorrectly. This make the other costs per ounce incorrect as well, except when buying only 1 container.

This is the best popcorn. What can i say about it… it fresh after popped and has a great taste

Use to love this popcorn so I went ahead and purchased two. Both containers were not good. Popcorn not fresh and tasteful and most importantly when I filled the bottom of the pot only a half of the popcorn popped before it got burnt. And yes I know how to pop popcorn on the stovetop as I love it and have for 55 years!! But will not purchase this brand again. Had to throw last container out.