This hybrid is very similar to medium white, but has two distinct characteristics. There are not many flaky hulls, yet it pops fluffy and meaty white. It is a favorite of many!
Customer Rating: Summary: tastless 2008-03-30 Comment: If you like your popcorn either burned or unpopped this is the one for you. The time for the kernels to pop varies so much that the first ones are burned by the time the last ones pop.
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Customer Rating: Summary: Best Popcorn on the Planet 2007-12-26 Comment: This, and all the other Amish popcorn, could very well be the best popcorn on the planet (I especially like the red) I could never go back to the bland popcorn I used to buy at the market. Everyone should at least try this great snack!
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Customer Rating: Summary: Earth real popcorn taste 2007-11-03 Comment: We have enjoyed this red popcorn very much. Very "earthy" natural taste. Works well in our popper, very few unpopped kernels
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Customer Rating: Summary: Mmmmm . . . . tiny pops, big flavor 2007-03-19 Comment: At first I was a little disappointed in the overall size of the popped corn--small compared to the typical yellow variety I'm used to--but the flavor was excellent. Almost every kernel popped(save for one or two per 1 qt. (popped) serving)! I love this variety of popcorn and am SO glad to find it at a good price and availability.
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Customer Rating: Summary: It's OK 2006-08-27 Comment: This is tougher than the baby white popcorn by the same company. It pops easily and tastes better than run-of-the-mill yellow popcorn found in the supermarket, including Orville Redenbacher's. The color makes an interesting novelty. But I won't be ordering more. . . I'm going back to the baby white corn.
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