Does anybody have an opinion on how it compares to Orville's white popcorn?
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Orville's was my corn of choice before discovering Bob's Red Mill. In my opinion, the Bob's corn has more corn flavor and a little more natural sugar than Orville's.
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I'm going to disagree with the above responses. It tastes EXACTLY like Crunch Berries in Cap'n Crunch cereal. Seriously, pop a couple of those in your mouth and you'll have a perfect representation of this flavor. That's not a bad thing (it's quite good in its own right), but it doesn't even remotely resemble Nestle/Hershey strawberry milk.
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I have not experimented with different types. For years have always enjoyed Arrowhead Mills yellow popcorn . I find the popcorn sensor on the microwave works the best as opposed to setting time.
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It is a nice size machine and may work for you. We use the 8oz. packages and we fill 2 extra large bowls up. Now you could pop 2-3 packages and pop more as you start to run low. It is a very nice machine and we have enjoyed it very much. The popcorn taste just like what you get at the movie theater and there is a light that keeps the popcorn warm. I'd say give it a shot.
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No way... It's delicious. Not as soft as white. It has a little bite, like wild. Definitely worth trying. It's different.
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You add the powdered butter and salt after the popcorn has been popped but I also add Orville Redenbacher's Popping & Topping to the popcorn and will not had the powdered butter. Taste just like the popcorn from the theater. All my popcorn kernels pop and never have a problem. I shake everything up and walla wonderful popcorn.
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According to their website description have no idea but they don't lie about it being a popcorn lovers popcorn. Snappy White Popcorn. Snappy white popcorn is an old fashioned popcorn lover's popcorn. The small kernel when popped creates a light and tender puff with less hulls for easier eating. Snappy Popcorn is family grown and is entering into a third generation of operations. We pride ourselves on quality and freshness
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I've used Orville Redenbacher's butter flavoured oil, and some shake-on stuff that I bought at WalMart, and it's fine. I haven't experimented much as I prefer just to pop the corn and add butter and salt after it's popped.
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You are better off going to the store and buying a jar of Orville Redenbacher and regular oil. Otherwise the package is cut into 3rd or 4ths depending on how much you want to pop. When we tried to pop 1/3 alot of the kernels did not pop but 1/4 of the package worked fine but was very very messy so we managed through the popcorn and went and bought popcorn and measuring spoons/cup at the store and that worked best
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Yes, I think it is. I compared it to three other brands I had on hand, and it looked to be smaller grain and felt finer when rubbed between my fingers. Honeyville is very good, but Wellbee is the best in my opinion.
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NO! Just bought the Presto Air popper and Snappy White Popcorn(GMO free) and more kernals flew out of the popper than popped. I came back to Amazon to see if I could find out what works with the Popper as it had really good reviews...Can anyone answer this...looking for (GMO free) popcorn.
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Grape by my daughters opion, she said the soda taste very plain and like water.and the grape smells a lot better! But if it was me, I would try both!
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You may use either. The prepackaged is convenient and similar in taste to what you might get at the theater. I personally, however, prefer the organic popcorn from Whole Foods, which pops well and tastes good, in my opinion. I also use pure, unrefined, cold pressed organic coconut oil from Carrington Farms and available at Costco. Lastly, I like to season the popped corn with white cheddar popcorn seasoning, which is also available at Whole Foods. If you are not near a Whole Foods, you may always pick up corn and similar seasoning at Target or, of course, order on-line. I hope this is helpful. Bruce
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Personally, I think that it has more depth of flavor than some teas (i.e. Stash English Breakfast tea). I have not had Newman's so I cannot offer a comparison to that one. If you like a black tea blend, this is a good one IMHO.
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Hello - Yes it does; it is a fantastic machine. I would recommend Orville Redenbacher 5oz. Pop Kit (sold by Amazon) rather than the Gold Medal 6oz. Mega Pop Kit because the popcorn is more flavorful, fresher tasting with larger kernels and much less unpopped corn. Good luck, D.M. Thies
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It is sort of winey (that's what my kids called it). I watched my husband take it day after day (to convince me that it wasn't bad) - he finished one bottle (and it's expensive where we live) until I got yp the courage to taste it! It's fine! That was 30 odd years ago. It is a staple here for myself, kids, grandkids and anyone who I advise on he;ath matters!
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You may use either. The prepackaged is convenient and similar in taste to what you might get at the theater. I personally, however, prefer the organic popcorn from Whole Foods, which pops well and tastes good, in my opinion. I also use pure, unrefined, cold pressed organic coconut oil from Carrington Farms and available at Costco. Lastly, I like to season the popped corn with white cheddar popcorn seasoning, which is also available at Whole Foods. If you are not near a Whole Foods, you may always pick up corn and similar seasoning at Target or, of course, order on-line. I hope this is helpful. Bruce You may use either. The prepackaged is convenient and similar in taste to what you might get at the theater. I personally, however, prefer the organic popcorn from Whole Foods, which pops well and tastes good, in my opinion. I also use pure, unrefined, cold pressed organic coconut oil from Carrington Farms and available at Costco. Lastly, I like to season the popped corn with white cheddar popcorn seasoning, which is also available at Whole Foods. If you are not near a Whole Foods, you may always pick up corn and similar seasoning at Target or, of course, order on-line. I hope this is... » Read More You may use either. The prepackaged is convenient and similar in taste to what you might get at the theater. I personally, however, prefer the organic popcorn from Whole Foods, which pops well and tastes good, in my opinion. I also use pure, unrefined, cold pressed organic coconut oil from Carrington Farms and available at Costco. Lastly, I like to season the popped corn with white cheddar popcorn seasoning, which is also available at Whole Foods. If you are not near a Whole Foods, you may always pick up corn and similar seasoning at Target or, of course, order on-line. I hope this is helpful. Bruce « Show Less