SkinnyPop Popcorn, Butter Microwave, 2.8oz, 12 Boxes (3 Bags per Box)

Good portion size and flavor. Low butter flavor

We love this popcorn! It is not too covered in butter to make you feel greasy or heavy but with enough to satisfy with a light salty/butter taste. We use the popcorn setting on our microwave and I would estimate that 90-95% of the kernels get popped. We also have no issue with burning on this setting. The bags are a good size to serve a large bowl for two people or a few kids and are good value overall as each box contains three bags. The one issue we have with the bags themselves is that sometimes they are very greasy but this does not impact the finished product but still something that can be messy. All in all I would highly recommend this product.

Nice option to enjoy a snack but not add a lot of calories and salt.

This popcorn is my go-to. light, satisfying, and perfect for any time of day. Buying in bulk with Subscribe & Save has been super convenient and ensures I always have a stash in the pantry.

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I love this popcorn, I've been eating it regularly for about 6 months. I also love that the ingredients are clean and the butter is vegan. On my most recent one of these bulk shipments (this is only my second one, previously I bought them at Grocery Outlet), the bags yielded WAY less popcorn, I mean probably half as much as the first shipment. I thought maybe there was something wrong with my microwave but based on seeing about the same amount of unpopped kernels in the recent bags as in the previous bags (not too many), it definitely appears to be major shrinkflation, or perhaps a bad batch. I may trying buying some in the store and see if that's better, no point in buying bulk to save money if you're getting half as much.

This popcorn makes such a great snack, and buying it in bulk this way has been a great choice! Delicious on its own and even better with a little popcorn seasoning!

Been buying this SkinnyPop Butter microwave popcorn for years and specifically because the microwave bags supposedly did not contain harmful chemicals (PFOAS) used by the majority of other brands. I noticed a while ago that the boxes & bags no longer contain the "Chemical Free Lined Bags" markings, but the Amazon pic for the product still shows boxes with the notation (upper right corner of box). I just called SkinnyPop's customer service #, which I obtained via their website (parent company, Hershey Brands). I asked if the removal of the no chemicals bags markings from their boxes & bags means that the bags have changed and now contain chemicals, like PFOAS. The rep that answered asked for the barcode or the popcorn and after putting me on hold for a few minutes, he gave me some legalese that basically said that product packaging changes and SkinnyPop complies with all FDA product & packaging requirements. The important info he gave me is that the look of their packaging might changed, but they HAVE NOT changed their bags to ones that have PFOAS or similar chemicals. I thanked the rep for the info, but I did mention that it's curious to me that SkinnyPop would remove the "No Chemicals Lined Bags" markings from their packaging, as it is likely an important and attractive selling point for many potential customers. The rep said he would pass my comments onto their marketing team, but my take is that their legal team probably ordered the removal of the "No Chemicals" markings because there are likely some other chemicals in their bags. Rating only 3 out of 5 stars, due to the packaging change.