Newman's Own Organics Microwave Popcorn, Touch of Butter, 8.4oz (Pack of 12)







Key features
- •Crispy, fresh-tasting popcorn - the perfect snack for kids and adults!
- •Just pop and serve to satisfy your craving
- •No artificial flavors, colors or preservatives
- •Certified organic by Oregon Tilth
- •No trans fats
Newman's Own Organics Microwave Popcorn, Touch of Butter, 8.4oz (Pack of 12)
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Customer Reviews
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Great popcorn
Amazon Customer✓ Verified Purchase•November 11, 2017
Love this popcorn. We have ordered another box
Healthy choice without sacrificing taste
Rooster Gardener✓ Verified Purchase•October 17, 2017
Pops a healthier, full, light, fluffy bag of popcorn every time. No oily after taste. Love Paul Newman products and this one is no expection.
Really bland.
Reader 1000✓ Verified Purchase•August 20, 2017
Doesn't taste like butter at all. Had to put tons of salt on it. Now I have a ton of the stuff. Ugh.
one bag has 2.8 servings, which makes portion control/calorie counting difficult
Sneaky Burrito✓ Verified Purchase•March 15, 2017
I like to snack on popcorn at work, mid-morning or so. You can eat a lot of popcorn without worrying about too many calories. (I lost 45 pounds last year counting calories and find that I need to continue counting to maintain my weight.) I am one of those people who seems to do better if I am constantly eating, and popcorn also counts as a whole grain.
Anyway, I've been trying the various microwave popcorn products that aren't loaded with "butter," and this one, while generally high quality, is kind of irritating. If you look at the nutrition information, although there are 112 calories per serving, there are 2.8 servings per bag. Not even a round number. So it is kind of difficult to measure out a precise amount unless you bring your food scale to work (or wherever you happen to be) or use a measuring cup (the food scale being more accurate in this instance). Plus, even then, if you only want one serving, you still have to pop the whole bag and the rest is left. You can give the rest away or just trash it. I find myself guesstimating that I've eaten half the bag, or about 1.4 servings.
Anyway, this is not the best product for portion control. As far as microwave popcorn goes, it is pretty average. If you are looking for great flavor and don't care about calories, go with the Quinn popcorn. If you are worried about counting calories, there are products from Act II, Jolly Time, and Pop Secret available here, where the entire bag is one serving. This is organic, so if that is important to you, it could still be worth your while to purchase.
Flavor-wise, this is OK. I guess because the butter is "light," it is not the most flavorful stuff in the world. Sodium in one serving is not so bad, but do keep in mind what I said about serving and portion size earlier. If you eat the whole bag, you're getting like 300 calories and close to 500 mg of sodium, which is quite a lot. It doesn't taste all that salty, or at least the salt flavor isn't overwhelming.
I do like other Newman's Own brand products, but I can take or leave this one. I have a whole case to get through (I've finished 3 boxes so far but thrown about half of each bag out for portion control reasons) but I probably won't buy it again. I don't hate it, but am looking for something where I don't have to do algebra to calculate calories. (You can see the full nutrition facts panel and ingredients list if you zoom in on the product images. Avoid if you have dairy or soy allergies or are vegan, FYI.)
Anyway, I've been trying the various microwave popcorn products that aren't loaded with "butter," and this one, while generally high quality, is kind of irritating. If you look at the nutrition information, although there are 112 calories per serving, there are 2.8 servings per bag. Not even a round number. So it is kind of difficult to measure out a precise amount unless you bring your food scale to work (or wherever you happen to be) or use a measuring cup (the food scale being more accurate in this instance). Plus, even then, if you only want one serving, you still have to pop the whole bag and the rest is left. You can give the rest away or just trash it. I find myself guesstimating that I've eaten half the bag, or about 1.4 servings.
Anyway, this is not the best product for portion control. As far as microwave popcorn goes, it is pretty average. If you are looking for great flavor and don't care about calories, go with the Quinn popcorn. If you are worried about counting calories, there are products from Act II, Jolly Time, and Pop Secret available here, where the entire bag is one serving. This is organic, so if that is important to you, it could still be worth your while to purchase.
Flavor-wise, this is OK. I guess because the butter is "light," it is not the most flavorful stuff in the world. Sodium in one serving is not so bad, but do keep in mind what I said about serving and portion size earlier. If you eat the whole bag, you're getting like 300 calories and close to 500 mg of sodium, which is quite a lot. It doesn't taste all that salty, or at least the salt flavor isn't overwhelming.
I do like other Newman's Own brand products, but I can take or leave this one. I have a whole case to get through (I've finished 3 boxes so far but thrown about half of each bag out for portion control reasons) but I probably won't buy it again. I don't hate it, but am looking for something where I don't have to do algebra to calculate calories. (You can see the full nutrition facts panel and ingredients list if you zoom in on the product images. Avoid if you have dairy or soy allergies or are vegan, FYI.)
Almost like it has chemicals in it
Amazon Customer✓ Verified Purchase•September 23, 2016
I used to eat a package or TWO sometimes of this popcorn DAILY. But since they changed the box graphics, they've also changed the recipe and now it tastes strange. Almost like it has chemicals in it. It's not the same at all and I have cancelled my subscription. What a shame. Not only does the foundation manager steal Nell's Organic company from her but he changes the recipes so now they suck. I seriously doubt Paul would have wanted this. Really gross popcorn, don't buy it.
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