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Amish Country popping corn kernels come in various sizes, is mostly hullless and as you observed almost always every single kernel pops! Making it that I use less therefore I save more in the long run and the flavor is phenomenal. No matter which color or type or aize one purchases. What about Pop Secret which, before I started buying Amish Country is what we used because it was better than Orville's

I bought Amish Country popcorn on Amazon and was infected by flying bugs that got into everything.

If I have to pick a "favorite" popcorn, it would be Orville Redenbacher. Only because of its availability. Amish Country is a good brand choice, but it has to be "ordered" , and unless you do so in advance, keeping it on hand can be a bit of a challenge . Price-wise , there isn't too much difference so that is not a big consideration. For me , the key to great popcorn is the popper . I tend not to use the cheap "air poppers" , because of some not so great experiences with them. Such as having one burn up while using it . Other electric poppers are more costly , and don't offer much of an improvement . I use a stove-top popper and get good results every time .

I think for me, the choice in variety is more important than brand. In my area, Amish country is available in more varieties than the other brands. We have 2 types of yellow, red , white, sometimes purple I believe

I'll start with this comment. I find that when I purchase in a local retail store, Amish country price is very competitive to the other brands

That was a fun experiment. You should compare microwave popcorn next.

Popcorn kernels dry out ...I have even soaking the kernels in hot water for 10-15mins and slight drain and use a popcorn pot with combo of butter or margarine and some oil and add the wet kernels and get good results as well ... I do not make popcorn often enough for the amount I buy...this way do not have to add salt as gets flavor already when cooked and is nice

I absolutely love popcorn. I have often said that hey could take all snacks away from me but leave me popcorn, I’d be happy. Lately, I have noticed that ALL popcorn I have bought lately is so full of husks that I can hardly eat it anymore. So disappointing. Why is this?

Bang-O is the brand we always bought but I see it is out of business.

Delivered by Amazon would ne higher compared to pu at store

Many people think all popcorn pops the same, but that is not the case. Some brands pop better than others.

Method is everything too. Stovetop. Heavy enameled cast iron pot. Coconut oil. You could put the best popcorn in the microwave and the worst using the stovetop method, and the stovetop popcorn would still win.

I don't know why I smiled off and on through the review... but I did. 🙂

You forgot Jolly Time popcorn it has been around sense 1914 , Sioux Iowa ! 114 yrs of growing popcorn ! Love it also like the Amish popcorn can find in Amish stores cheaper than what you paid for it good stuff .

once I tried premium popcorn I never went back to cheap popcorn. there is a HUGE difference. the cheap stuff tastes like cardboard and the premium tastes much softer and 'thicker' (less airy). And really, it was @ $10 per 2 lb bag I think, which isn't bad

When doing taste tests one should use distilled water water to cleanse the palate between each taste.

Amish white corn is the very best. It all pops and few hulls. Excellent

From the mouth sound ,I think the more expensive ones sound better ! LoL 🤣🤣🤣

Thats what we eat well Me My sond doesn't like popcorn 😊

Not a lot

I love popcorn and chips

I always made Orville now I cant stand that long My son works at Walmart and we get the bag

There's a variety of popcorn known as "mushroom" popcorn, because it pops up much larger than any of the brands of popcorn that were used in your comparison test. Had there been a test of a brand of mushroom popcorn in your test, it would have stood out against the other brands because of its larger, more spherical size. Pre-popped brands that use mushroom popcorn (at least in the USA) include Garrett, Popcornopolis and G.H. Cretors. Many of the holiday canisters of three flavors of popcorn (butter/cheddar/caramel) also use mushroom popcorn. Pop-at-home brands include Princeton and - yes - Amish. Watching your test, however, it appears that the variety of Amish corn being popped for your test was not mushroom. Had it been, the difference between it and all the other brands in your test would have been night and day, and, I suspect, it would have been a hands-down winner. Thank you for doing this test!

Red/Black Jewl are bye far the best....

I believe the reason the Amish popcorn is so high is due to the fact that you bought it off of Amazon.

Amish is going to beOrganic

I don’t have to watch, Amish Country Popcorn. I love their colored corn varieties the best rather than the yellow. The two blues, purple, and red are my top 4 and I’ve tried them all.

Not sure where you're buying you're popcorn, but even in northern Manitoba here at Walmart, I can get I container of Orville kernells for about $3.50 with tax. it was the exact same price as the as the Great Value brand and same size in grams.

Where I found a lot of difference between Orville and a supermarket brand was when we air popped them. We didn’t like the cheaper brand air popped, but Orville was much better. Mainly it was crisp while the cheaper one wasn’t.

The Amish Country offers different types of kernels. I was interested in the Mushroom style used for making CrakerJacks and other flavored popcorn. The more spherical shape they produce makes for better coating. When the coating process tumbles the popped corn with the syrups it breaks off the smaller edges leaving the round morsels of pleasure.

I would choose the Amish simply because of Non GMO. Simply not the same product at all. Apples and Oranges.

For a true taste test let it melt in your mouth 🤔

The Amish elected President Trump so I will support them!

Great channel! I hope all is well and you are able to make new videos, but if not what you have made so far is very entertaining and appreciated; wishing you all the best! 😊

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I just found your channel and I'm really enjoying your videos. However, it looks like your channel hasn't had any new videos in a while. Are you planning to make any new videos in the future?

I like the Amish Country Mushroom Head popcorn air popped

I go with the Amish types, usually the hulless and larger size. But only microwave dry and then add whatever topping. Haven't done the oil on a stove method in 30 years.

I wonder if actual Amish have anything to do with that brand? I certainly would not pay double or triple price just for a name on the outside of the container. I might pay a little more for one that I really like more than a store brand, but not a lot more.

What about the hardness of husk? Love popcorn, hate broken teeth!

Jolly Time is the best

Act II microwave is about as good as there is.

I make stovetop style popcorn with bacon grease in a heavy aluminum pot. Tastes good every time.

No brainer. Buy the cheap stuff.

Where is Jolly Time (American Popcorn Company) from Sioux City, Iowa?😊. Grown right around Sioux City!

Monsanto is in charge of putting the seasoning...😂😂😂

I'll buy any popcorn that doesn't crack my teeth when chewing it. Too much of it is hard as a rock inside and I've lost 2 teeth to friggin' popcorn. Vertical fractures.

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I think Amish costs a lot more because you are ordering from Canada, it's imported after manufacturing, so they are at a considerable disadvantage. As for the Orville being the same as the others, I think it used to be different but now the others have changed their varieties to have something similar. So your conclusion is valid, go with the cheaper price per gram! I am lazy and get the gallons of Orville from Costco, it's more expensive than buying a 50 pound bag from HTD Canada, but I don't have to find space for 50 pounds of popcorn!

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