Customer Reviews

Wabash Valley Farms Amish Country Gourmet Popping Corn, Vintage Red, 2-Pound Bag

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Okay, maybe the heading exagerates just a tad... Red Popcorn has a MUCH more tender husk than regular popcorn does and when it pops, it explodes the kernel so well that the husks basically disappear. When it pops, it looks pretty much like any other popcorn, except that the popped kernels are slightly smaller than usual. The meet is white, but you can see the little bits of red kernel in them. You would never know that the pretty, white popcorn you were eating started out red-colored if you hadn't seen it before popping.

The flavor is great! It smelled "toastier" as it was popping than other popcorns we've tried. We tried it all different ways, with toppings ranging from sweet to savory and every way was good.

We also liked the fact that it is grown by Amish people and are happy to support their efforts to raise their crops the "old way." They believe in sustainable farming and a clean, wholesome way of life. No ConAgra multi-national conglomerates here, just real, individual farmers making a living off their land.

Great products raised and produced by real farmers. What better reasons do you need to buy some of this really tasty popcorn!?

This is some "excellent" popcorn. It pops up very nicely and is "far and away" better than the "Orville" that you've been popping. Very fine, almost non-existent "hulls" when it pops. Easy on the teeth and a very "clean" taste.
Like "Mikey" says, "Try it, you'll like it".

There's no other on the market as good as this. I've ordered it many times. My family wouldn't settle for anything less. Simply the Best.

have ordered from this company in the past and very satisfied with
their popcorn. will order again and again.

We have enjoyed this red popcorn very much. Very "earthy" natural taste. Works well in our popper, very few unpopped kernels

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!

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.

I just want to point out that this is not actually "Amish" popcorn. Look at the company's website-this is "Amish country" popcorn, meaning I guess that Amish live in the vincinity. Note the lack of any mention of organic popcorn on it. This is good popcorn, but don't fool yourself into thinking you're getting an organic/chemical free product, or one raised in small batches by Amish folk. Clever wording strikes again!

We recently got this, which seemed great because prior to this we purchased what we had thought to be "paragon popcorn" sold by amazon and we got this popcorn called "snappy" which really sucked because there were so many hulls, that we decided to buy this after reading the reviews.
upside: hardly any hulls
downside: the popcorn is very small, and not as tender as I would have thought it to be since the kernels are so small.
Overall, this popcorn is better than the one purchased before but I would probably look for something else.

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.