I haven't tried this popcorn yet, but I was disappointed with the thin plastic packaging, which it came in! 6 lbs of popcorn makes this bag fairly heavy and when I opened the cardboard box, there was at least 1/4 cup of popcorn rolling around loose inside the box. The plastic bag had a small hole in the bottom where the popcorn leaked out! From the reviews I've read about this popcorn, it seems like it is tender & I'll try it tonight. I use to pop popcorn in olive oil, being it's healthier, but the popcorn always seemed tough! I wasn't sure if it was the olive oil or the popcorn! I now use Canola oil for popping it, as the popcorn seemed to be more tender. Last night (3-16-2018) I popped this Amish Country popcorn on my stove, hoping this would be the 5 star popcorn other people rated it at! I'll keep the 3 stars, as this popcorn I don't find it any better tasting or tender than the white popcorn I've previously bought at my grocery store for years. I'm 72 years old, going on 73 in May and this popcorn isn't any smaller than the average white popcorn I have bought at the grocery store! I don't like the larger kernel yellow popcorn as it's always more tough! I try to stay away from microwave popcorn, as I've read it isn't very healthy to eat, but it is a lot more tender than the stove top popcorn I've used. 3-25-2018... last night, I popped this Amish Country Popcorn again in a frying pan, but this time I used ORGANIC VIRGIN COCONUT OIL to pop it. I used about 4 Tbsp. to 2/3 cups of popcorn and dropped a couple kernels in the oil and waited until it popped, then added the rest of the popcorn. To my surprise, the popcorn was A LOT MORE TENDER than when I used Canola oil to pop it, so now I like this popcorn and have changed it to a 5 star! I also used equal portions of COCONUT oil and Smart Balance Buttery Spread melted to put on top of the popcorn. The next time I may just use Smart Balance to put on top, because the taste of the popcorn tasted a little too much like COCONUT OIL and was too greasy. Some people may like the COCONUT taste, but I thought it was a little too strong.

I love this popcorn.... the kernals are small, and produce a smaller popped corn, but there are virtually NO hulls. I usually pick my popcorn pieces apart, picking out hulls, as I just don't like to chew or swallow them. I have not done that with this popcorn... it has good flavor and is tender, and I will be making this my go to popcorn. It is a bit costly, but worth it to me.

This popcorn is excellent, Especially if you have any stomach problems at all, I personally suffer from IBS and this is the only popcorn I can eat without a problem. Thank you for having such a wonderful popcorn for those of us who can not eat reg. Popcorn and love popcorn

I use this popcorn in my movie popcorn machine. Keep in mind two things: These are small kernels and white corn. This produces smaller popped corn and also fewer husks. This brand seems to produce fewer old maids (unpopped kernels) and is very flavorful. My wife and I both prefer this brand over the others we have tried (and we have tried a lot of them. Never had 'bad' ones, but this one seems better than the others). It comes just as pictured -in a large bag.

I'm reviewing a repeat order. This popcorn is good enough to buy again. It is very tender, has a minimum of hulls and pops completely. In general, yellow popcorn has more flavor, but with heavy, sometimes sharp hulls. White popcorn has a little less "corn" flavor, but is far more tender with fewer hulls. Whether any popcorn pops well or not is a function of how well the farmer and the processor treat and care for the grain. It must not have cracks and scratches in the pericarp and must be at about 14% moisture. Popcorn should be sealed at home so it doesn't dry below 14%, or you will get lots of "old maids". It seems to us that the producers and processors of this popcorn are doing a pretty good job.