Amish Country Popcorn | 1 lb Bag | Ladyfinger Popcorn Kernels | Old Fashioned, Non-GMO and Gluten Free (Ladyfinger - 1 lb Bag)

This 1 lb bag of Amish Country Ladyfinger Popcorn Kernels delivers a charming, old-fashioned snack experience—non-GMO, gluten-free, and bursting with crispy flavor.🌽 Highlights:Light & Fluffy Puffs: Ladyfinger kernels pop into tall, tender morsels—delightfully airy and satisfying.Pure & Clean: No additives or artificial ingredients—just good, simple popcorn.Family-Size Bag: Generous portion perfect for sharing movie nights or prepping batches ahead of camping trips.Customizable Snack Potential: Enjoy plain, buttered, or dressed up with your favorite seasonings for variety.⚠️ Tip:Some kernels may have thicker hulls—shake them gently and adjust heat for better popping.✅ Verdict:If you love homemade popcorn with nostalgic charm and pure ingredients, this Ladyfinger variety’s a delicious, classic choice. A great pantry staple for snack enthusiasts!

The Amish Country Popcorn Ladyfinger Kernels have become a staple in my pantry. These kernels pop up beautifully into small, tender pieces that are noticeably easier on the teeth than regular popcorn. They’re almost hull-less, which means no annoying bits getting stuck, making them great for kids or anyone with sensitive gums. I appreciate that they’re non-GMO and gluten-free, keeping things simple and wholesome. It has the same color, is fresh, and has doesn’t have a vast variety.The 2-pound bag lasts quite a while and pops consistently well in both the air popper and on the stovetop. It’s also fun to season them in different ways since the popcorn takes on flavor nicely. Overall, this is high-quality popcorn at a fair price—and way better than anything store-bought in a bag.

Do you still enjoy low lights, good movie and hot, buttered popcorn? Not to shade younger folks with younger teeth, but it kinda matters. This popcorn has very few kernals, those stupid, transparent curved pieces of corn. The popped kernels are white and small which could be a good thing/bad thing. Still, they taste good and air -pop nicely. Funny thing is, we tried the microwave version first and I think the kernals might be more tender than the air popped version. Still, pretty rasty!

I have tried the microwave version, I am sorry to say that this particular popcorn when I popped it for the first time was stale no taste rubbery and I bought a bag of popcorn prior to this that have to be popped and I thought because I did not buy what I bought first that’s the reason it was like it was. The microwavable popcorn is better than what I have try for yourself. I will never say don’t buy because it could all be me.

It has so much more flavor than regular popcorn. I really enjoyed it ☺️

My daughter loves having a ton of tiny kernels as it feels like you get more in your bowl. They taste great, my only issue is when using an air popper, you have to tilt it back because the baby kernels just fly out. I always have a ton of unpopped kernels at the bottom of the bowl. It's just one of the hazards of tiny kernels. Will still buy!

Some of the best popcorn ever tasted. However very small kernels if your looking for standard size popcorn this isn't the one it looks like crumbs.

Big bag, beat popcorn n ever, small kernels , nice for your kids than big kernels, easier to chew for older enthusiasts- love Amish brand!!