is this consider what they call mushroom popcorn
1848945
Have not heard ot refered to as mushroom popcorn. But what i can say is it is the most delicious pop corn i have ever had.
1848946
No, I wouldn't say so. The kernels are smaller and don't have the rounded mounds characteristic of so-called "mushroom popcorn." If you're looking for a popcorn to make, say, caramel corn or something similar, I wouldn't recommend this product. You'd do better buying something like "Amish Country mushroom popcorn," which is non-GMO and also available on Amazon.
1928783
Yes, Mushroom Popcorn kernels from JustPoppin can be popped in a microwave. However, it tends not to "mushroom" very well because microwaves don't provide enough heat to get it to the ball shape. Some customers report great success in their microwaves, but it's not one of our recommended methods if you're buying it specifically for it to mushroom. In any case, you'll get the best results from a microwave if you use an actual microwave popcorn popper as you referenced in your question.
1252904
Absolutely not, that would be illegal you have to buy the innoculant of what ever you intend to grow. Let me make this clear in some states it is legal to grow the " magic " mushroom but only for microscopic study although the innoculant is legal to buy because no active substance is present in the un germinated solution. If you plan to use this for that purpose be careful and I'm not endorsing that use in any way, but your results will be the same as any edible mushroom.
1217538
You might want to try Flavacol. It is supposedly butter flavored, but I can't taste it. It is yellow, so you can easily see how much is sticking to the popcorn.
372594
No, the product contains a mushroom with that name because of its physical appearance.
1907027
Yes,it is not an air popper. You'll probably burn the kernels if you don't.
102928
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
848131
No it does not. wood feels as wood not gooey. this is a good product my wife is using it very frequently. very good popcorn !!.
126173
I have not tried to pop popcorn, but mine has the popcorn option on it. But I'm going to try it to see if it works. Sorry, I don't have to answer you wanted.
730548
Yes. At first I thought it was the brand of popcorn but nope. I would not recommend this item to anyone. Kernels just shot out all over and are very hot. The outside of the unit becomes very hot as well. I have switched to a PBA free bowl you use in the microwave to pop the kernels.
929232
Not to my knowledge. Given the spectrum of microwave popcorns on the market, we find this to be the healthiest but I would refer you to the manufacture's website for a more accurate answer.
571767
Yes. I purchased it mainly to pop popcorn, but we have used it to fry shrimp and fresh fries. We love it.
1000756
Yes, that is what I purchased it for - not as a topping, but for popping! It works well in my stove top popper and my theater style popper and it smells good doing so! Have never used it as a topping. If you use salt after popping, use Flavacol - best popcorn salt out there IMHO.
1581359
Possibly; the label doesn't say, only that the mushrooms are "packaged" by HoosierHillFarm.com (in Indiana).
2087884
I thought so... is it dead on? No, it's made with coconut oil. But it's very close. I bought this to avoid the chemicals in the microwave popcorn bags. We've been really happy with it...
1094063
Yes, but as described it is best used as a topping. I myself use peanut oil for popping the kernels.
287298
Yes. It has a non-stick coating but you will want to use oil. I use about a TBL with about 1/3 C popcorn.