The rating on this popcorn depends on the method used to pop it. This is a small, light kernel. It works pretty well in a kettle or a sealed electric popper. It has good flavor and reasonable texture. Do not use this in a Air Popper unless you want to see a lot of unpopped kernels blow out of the front of the popper. If you are using a Air popper I would recommend a large kernel popcorn, such as Great Northern, or Orville Rickenbacker which seems to works well in Air poppers.

Almost 100% popped. Tasty!
I research for hours and purchased the Amish Popcorn, Presto 5204 Orville Redenbacher's popper. The bag was heavy duty, they must have improved it from earlier reviews where a few reviewer reported the bag split during shipping. There is a "Best Before" date (03/20/20), received on 03/24/18. No G.M.O.s on the bag. When popped only counted about 10 unpopped kernels (I love the half popped ones, not many;-). I went through the bag in about a month ;-) Tried a bunch of recipes, Oils all tasty: Avocado Oil, Clarified Butter (Organic Ghee from Grass-fed Cows, 8oz Jar from Ancient Organics) and organic Coconut oil. Stevia & Cinnamon mixed in a metal shaker. Garlic salt...

I also purchased a Glass jar, thinking the corn would take a few months to go through. (Bormioli Rocco Fido Glass Canning Jar Italian - 4 Liter), Premier Flavacol seasoning salt, and two metal shakers for Flavocol and Stevia & Cinnamon mix. (Winware Stainless Steel Dredges 10-Ounce with Handle).
Also bought the Amish Mushroom popping corn, few more unpopped kernels, they are bigger and meaty shaped like a mushroom. Both were tasty, and i will purchase again.

This is fantastic popcorn! I've been popping my own corn on the stovetop for years. I've used the Orville Redenbacher found in most grocery stores and it's usually fine. But the most recent package I bought at Costco must have had a bunch of duds, because every time I popped a batch it was hit or miss as to whether the kernels would fully pop. Then I got this 6 pound bag on Amazon and I'm so glad I did! The flavor is so much better, it pops easily and consistently, and the lack of hulls makes it a really pleasant snacking experience. I'll never buy mass-produced popcorn again!

We have been purchasing Bobs redmill popcorn for years but the price went up so we tried this one. It's a much better texture, fluffy, crunchy, delicious! Not chewy at all!

I pop this on a gas stove in safflower oil. It pops up good if the kernels are covered about 3/4 under the oil - nearly full-flame, and allowing steam to escape. Calling any popcorn "hull-less" seems wrong, but to be sure, this popcorn doesn't have large, thick hulls you might find in yellow popcorn for example. I paid about $15 for the 6-pound bag, and this is one reason for only 3 stars. It shouldn't cost over $2 per pound - at that price I'm sure I'd reorder, but not presently.