Cousin Willie's Purple Kernel Popcorn 30oz Jar - Kosher, Gluten Free, Non-GMO

It's okay. Would I spend $1 more to buy it again? Probably not since the popcorn I used to buy was also non-GMO which does matter to me. Not with groceries out of control like they are. It does pop up well in my microwave popper but so did the other brand I had. Not sure about the "softer kernels". Not sure I want softer kernels. Not sure it holds up as long if not eaten immediately, especially if you put a bit of butter on your popcorn. Anyway, it's okay, it tastes fine, but I can't really justify the price difference in today's economical environment.

I use a oil-less silicone popcorn popper that normally pops 99% of kernels in 2 minutes. However, with this brand of popcorn, i have to cook at least twice for more than 5 min total and i still have about 33% kernels unpopped. I will never use this popcorn again. Expensive to begin with and wasteful.

This was an impulse buy because I like popcorn and hoped this would pop into a purple hue popcorn. It doesn't. In my opinion, purple corn is gimmicky and I don't see the point. My lower rating is because the corn pops smaller, like white corn kernels. They are softer, which sticks in my teeth more. The taste doesn't really taste any different. For an $8 pricepoint, I was very underwhelmed. I've included pics of the popped kernel for this brand and popped kernels for Great Value's yellow popcorn. Both were air popped, which is significantly less in cost.

This popcorn did NOT work with my air popper The kernels were so light that they all got blown out of the popper without being popped Never had this issue with any other kernels Very disappointed!

Wowzer. First I had no unpopped kernels. So even if it is more expensive then the other brands it's not because all of the popcorn is popped. I would say it is tender and has a bit more of a delicate taste than regular popcorn. It also doesn't seem to take salt as well. But I absolutely love the taste and the quality. I also appreciate the bottle instead of the bag so I don't spill any.

The kernels are very pretty, but the popcorn is stale. Freshly popped popcorn Should not taste and have the consistency of popcorn that's been sitting out a couple of days. We make popcorn all the time so it's not my process, it has to be this new popcorn that we tried.

Mild and small but imoressive… 1. Popped like a champ with zero unpopped kernels. 👍🏼 2. Popped very quickly and evenly with no victims. 👍🏼 3. If you encounter any hulls they are minuscule. 👍🏼 4. Fair price 👍🏼 Highly recommended Will def buy again.

Purchased to specifically compare to the regular white and yellow popcorn kernels I usually get - right next to them on the shelf. Taste-wise, not a noticeable difference. Popped size, about the same. I will say that the few times I have now popped the Cousin Willie's purple kernels, there were very few unpopped kernels left, which is not the case with the white and yellow kernels brands. Comparing nutrition, the purple kernels have less fiber (4g) than the white and yellow kernels (6g) for 2 tbsp serving. Overall, I like the product and I would certainly gift this jar over the other available bags/jars. Very happy with the popcorn and would buy again.

Very disappointed after reading all positive reviews. Had many unpopped kernels. Does NOT work well in electric poppers. The popped corn was like half the size of fully popped. Mad we wasted our money on Cousin Willies

Pops up great in our air popper and we eat it plain or with salt and it has less hulls than Orville's. Very tasty popcorn 🍿 😋