Preferred Popcorn Non-GMO Popcorn, 28 Ounce bag, Pack of 4, 30 Servings Per Bag

I am amazed at.how good this popcorn is! I was originally concerned because the product details said butter flavored, but there is no flavoring on it, just pure popcorn. I popped them on the stove top with some olive oil, and the kernels were big, light and fluffy, not tough like some others. I was initially drawn to this product because it stated that it was non gmo. Still looking for an organic version.

Perfect popcorn every time, Non-GMO and in separate packs, just perfect

We like it better than the big-name brands and almost all of the smaller "Amish" or "craft" type ones. It is my favorite. My wife usually prefers the white variety (smaller, supposedly less hull-less but I don't see that), but she said this is her second favorite regardless of white or yellow out of all of the brands we have tried over the years. It has become our house brand for our home theater. It does really well in an air popper. The white popcorn tends to have a number of kernels that fly out of the machine since they are smaller and weigh less. These do no. This brand also usually pops more of them as well - other brands seems to leave a few in the bottom of the air popper that then explode and launch other unpopped ones into your bowl, which then themselves explode, blowing out half your bowl of popped corn. These do not do that :-) The back story on this brand is that they supply movie theater houses and during the pandemic decided to sell to consumers too since movie going is way down. I am glad they did! The only negative (and a minor one at that) is that the bag has a ziplock seal that doe snot span the entire width of the bag, making it a little hard to pour into the small measuring cup that comes as part f the air popper. I solved that by opening the bag and pouring the corn into a plastic tub (tupperware)

I love home-popped popcorn, so am glad to have a healthier alternative to the store brands. All the kernels appear normal and fresh, and I get nearly 100% popped kernels when using with unrefined coconut oil. My one peeve is there's usually more hull material than I prefer to chew on after popping.

I watched a video on movie theater popcorn, where the person visited several theaters in NY and found that most used the same ingredients (not sure if it was true but I gave the recipe a try anyway). The ingredients are as follows: Preferred Popcorn (99% kernels popped and the flavor was really good), Flavacol Popcorn Salt (only a little is needed - great seasoning salt), and Golden Barrel Butter Flavored Coconut Oil (Great flavor - taste like butter; not oil). I would have to say that it was the closest recipe to theater popcorn I've every tasted. I will purchase these ingredients again.

I've always been indifferent to popcorn, but on a whim I added a package of Preferred Organic Popcorn to one of my Misfits Market orders. With the first popped batch, my husband and I were addicted. It pops consistently, with very few unpopped kernels from my stovetop method. It tastes amazing, has a great, fluffy texture; and for a great price we have the perfect happy hour snack! I also love that the packaging is as efficient as possible, including a zip-closing bag. This is the only popcorn for me.

I usually only buy organic, but made a mistake and ordered a ton of this. USA corn is full of pesticides, chemicals. The flavor is fine, the % pop i maybe 10% below other growres I have used. Be CAREFULL,( as with any/all corn) the incomplete pop fraction generates hard semi/partial pop kernels that may bust your teeth.

I read online that this is the brand used by a number of movie theaters, including my favorite chain. It seems like a lot to buy at once but it's really not. I cannot BELIEVE the difference between this and Orville. I'm sold for life! I am a popcorn snob, and only like to go to one chain because of the popcorn. As a matter of fact, I will go see any movie because I just want movie popcorn. This is a game changer. When we got this, we had it three nights in a row. Pops bigger than Orville and leaves less old maids. Husky but I don't mind that (I know some people do). I use it with the Flavacol, about a half teaspoon and coconut oil to pop. I use a dutch oven and cover the bottom of the pan in the kernels. It makes more than a dutch oven can hold so you will have to pour it out a bit before the popping stops. I haven't figured out the perfect amount for the dutch oven yet but I'm having fun practicing!