Do these kernels have GMO's? I know a lot of popcorn on the market does.
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It doesn't say anything on the package about GMO's. It does say gourmet popcorn.
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I think you ask an excellent question that hadn't occurred to me before. There is nothing on the individual packets to indicate either GMO or non-GMO product information for any of the ingredients. You may want to contact their website and perhaps they can give you the information you seek: greatnorthernpopcorn.com Likewise, there is no GMO information on the Paramount Tru Theatre Popcorn packets.
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Arrowhead Mills Organic Popcorn is non-GMO. I'd contacted the company a while back about it.
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I agree with the previous 3 answers regarding non-GMO for Libby's Organic Corn. If needed, please contact Libby's for their detailed ingredients.
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This is what the company said regarding this: "None of our products contain corn, or corn derived products." If anyone has specific questions, I feel it is always best to ask the company directly so one gets the correct information & not second-hand.
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Over 90% of the corn grown in the U.S. is GMO unless otherwise stated. Usually if it does not have a USDA Certified Organic or NON GMO Verified stamp you can safely assume it is indeed GMO! Hope this helps.
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Of course not, they're organic which it's 100% GMO free or non GMO. Contact the seller for further inquiries.
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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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I've never experienced bugs in my popcorn kernels. I've been turning to this brand for about a year now. I have a very very sensitive stomach so if there was something was something I didn't see I would have had some sort of reaction, but I never have. I don't know if maybe there are some "bad" bags? I never got one though. If you find this problem with your bags I'd report it.
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The only ingredient is physically modified maize starch. Assuming they're using non-GMO corn as they state, the ingredients list doesn't dispute their claim (physical modification is different than genetic modification).
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This is the answer they give on their website regarding GMOs. Are your products genetically modified? No. All of our products originate from identity-preserved, non-GMO seeds. This means that the seed planted in the ground is non-GMO. We do not guarantee the complete absence of GMO materials in our products because of wind drift, pollinators and our lack of testing equipment.
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I know it will grind popcorn, because I have done it. If the sweet corn is dried, I suspect it will. I got popcorn, because I could get organic popcorn, which is not GMO. The ground popcorn makes delicious corn bread. If the sweet corn is not dried, I would not try it.
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I honestly don't know. They are supposed to be non GMO, but that is no guaranty that they will sprout.
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Terri, I was wondering this myself before purchasing. This is the answer they give on their website regarding GMOs. Are your products genetically modified?No. All of our products originate from identity-preserved, non-GMO seeds. This means that the seed planted in the ground is non-GMO. We do not guarantee the complete absence of GMO materials in our products because of wind drift, pollinators and our lack of testing equipment.
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I haven't try anything but plain popcorn kernels. Sorry I could not be more help.
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My experience is that most umpopped kernels are caused by using products other than the manufacturers Recommended products. Ie: Oil and popcorn. Good Luck!!
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Sorry, but they did not state whether the corn flour was non-GMO or not. What I do know was that Birds Custard powder was around for over 50 years and the quality is the same. My mom made fine custards with it.
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I have planted popcorn all my life. I don't see why these kernels would be any different. But unless you plan to grow and cultivate a lot of it, it's not worth it. Buying is much easier.