Princeton Popcorn Mushroom Hulless Popcorn Kernels – Easy-Eating, Ball Shaped Tender Popping Corn, Non-GMO Popcorn Kernels, No Hulls, Farmer Direct, Microwave Air Popper or Stovetop Bulk Bag 8lbs

Good: Pops quickly, very few unpopped kernels in a batch. Small, tasty, bright white puffs. Reasonable price for premium corn.Bad: Nothing significant. Five stars.

This popcorn was very expensive for the very limited volume you are not able to return unopened. So I used the popcorn and it did not pooka it only burnt and uneditable. Do not recommend whatsoever’

This popcorn is so small and tender. Pops up perfect every time. Absolutely delicious.

The worst thing this popcorn has going for it is the price. Unless there's a pretty significant coupon available to bring the price down, you're not buying this stuff because it's a value.That said, I was pretty excited when this stuff showed up among my recommendations on Vine. I'm always up for trying a new type of popcorn.It arrived in a resealable bag, as advertised. I've only popped this stuff once so far, and chose to use my Presto Fountain air popper. A lot of white popcorn kernels, any brand, tend to get blown out of a PopLite type air popper just because the kernels are smaller and lighter weight than yellow kernels. This is less of a problem with the Fountain since it has a grate to keep unpopped kernels from escaping prematurely. You should also be able to avoid the ejection problem by oil popping in a pot or similar.Only a few kernels went unpopped. No more than I would expect out of the popper I used, but no less either.The kernels themselves, before popping, might be a tiny bit smaller than Jolly Time white, but if so not by much.Once popped, the kernels pop up slightly smaller than Jolly Time white, but they're definitely not "the smallest I've ever seen". They pop up closer to the size of Jolly Time white than to, say, the much smaller ladyfinger from Amish Country. So yea, if you're accustomed to yellow popcorn, half a cup of these kernels will result in a significantly smaller bowl of popcorn than half a cup of yellow kernels. You'll even end up with a slightly smaller volume than popping some other varieties of white popcorn.Whether or not that's a big deal is subjective. I tend to consume popcorn by the handful, and personally, I prefer the texture and mouth feel of more smaller kernels as opposed to fewer larger kernels. It tends to be crispier and crunchier. Also, 2 popped cups of this stuff has more surface area than 2 popped cups of a variety that pops up larger. That's more surface to hold flavor like butter and salt. Your preferences may be different.I found the flavor to be nicely neutral. It doesn't have that slightly sweet, grassy flavor that some other smaller "hull-less" white popcorns have.No popcorn is genuinely completely hull-less. The amount of hull in this popcorn is minimal, and what little bit of hull remains after popping is small and thin. I didn't feel the need to run for the dental floss after eating this stuff.

Has a nice flavor but, the texture of the popped corn is more coarse. Quite a few unpopped kernels, and more hulls than I prefer. I measured the same amount of kernels and cooked in my stovetop popcorn pan but did not get the same volume of popped corn as my other premium brand (Franklin's). Though for the money it seems to be a good value.

Too many hulls and grains, not a fan. Burns easily. I've always made popcorn on the stove, never had this problem , maybe a bad batch, i wouldn't chance re-purchasing too expensive. Seems like your sales are going to be one time tries. Bad texture, no taste, poor quality

Read the instructions!It is delicious but for best results you have to use a pan - have a machine with hot air - it pops but better in pan.

it pops up great. Very few old maids.