Organic Yellow Popcorn Kernels, 3lbs, UnPopped, Gluten Free, Non GMO

I looked around a lot until I found these- not all popcorn kernels are created equal. I have had too many that disappoint. These kernels pop large and fluffy, which I prefer over the smaller white kernels. I used to get the white because I never found a yellow kernel that had a good texture but these do. And they taste great.! I had been using a popular microwave brand but decided that I just don't want the extra oil and chemicals. I'm trying to eat clean and whole. It's hard to find a delicious snack that's crunchy and not overly processed. Popcorn checks all the boxes for me. I purchased another brand and it was good and popped well but I like that this is organic. I use a silicone microwave popper and give a few sprays of organic avocado oil and some popcorn salt before popping. Perfect snack for me. I even eat as dessert!

My family loves popcorn! I've purchased Jolly Time popcorn and Orville Redenbacher's popcorn. Sometimes the quality of those two brands aren't so great...maybe they're old kernels or maybe it's the way they're packaged...not sure. The Anthony's popcorn was better tasting and popped more kernels. There wasn't any plasticy smell like we sometimes get from the plastic jug popcorn kernels. I didn't notice an abundance of hulls at the bottom of the bowl like with some other brands. The popcorn was more crispy than chewy, which my family prefers. Overall a great value. Will reorder on my Subscribe and Save.

I used this in my air popper. The kernels pop quite large which was a pleasant surprise. Without any toppings, the popcorn is nice and fresh. I will be purchasing once I finish my first bag!

This popcorn tastes great and pops really well!

So I'm spoiled, my parents grow their own organic popcorn, and it's simply the best. When it runs out, I have to make do with off-the-shelf. Anthony's comes close to theirs in flavor, but how you pop it affects it's texture. In my faithful antique steel stove top popper, it pops every grain, nice big and fluffy - but it's very tough. So I bought an Ecolution glass microwave popper, which leaves a lot of kernels unpopped, but works way better for this popcorn. It's basically a round glass jug, which steams the kernels, and helps with the texture. Not sure how this popcorn would fare in an electric popper, but worth a try. Would I buy this, again? Maybe? But am going to give Bob's Red Mill organic a try next.