Jolly TimePopcorn Kernels, Gourmet Popping Corn for Air Popper Machine or Stovetop, Select Yellow Pop Corn, 60 Ounce Jug (Pack of 1)

I absolutely love this popcorn. It pops 98% of the kernels which is great and it tastes great. You get a nice robust size of popcorn.

Fresh, good sized popcorn that pops well.

Let me begin by attempting to express how much I love popcorn. Do you have a few hours to read one review? No? Well, I should probably just give it up now, because trying to accurately articulate my adoration for this snack will certainly use more than my allotted amount of words.Let’s just say that it is my favorite food, not just my favorite snack. I eat it pretty much daily (I would lose the “pretty much,” but since I cannot easily regulate my serving size with this snack, I have stopped making it daily to shed a little weight) and over the years I have tried many, many brands and popped them in dozens of devices, including Whirly-Pop contraptions, old-school plug-in poppers with the yellow bowl, the Stir-Crazy, and good ol’ pots with lids (yes, I’ve used hot air poppers and yes I hate hot-air popcorn because popcorn needs to be popped in oil or why bother). 18 years ago for my 40th birthday I finally sprung for a commercial popcorn popper (you know, the boxy contraption like at the movie theater but sized for a convenience store) and it lives in my kitchen and it pops the most perfect popcorn and life is good.Except when I encounter popcorn in the wild, which is not often enough, I only want white popcorn, as opposed to yellow. Most popcorn is the yellow kind, and while it pops up bigger, I prefer the tender kernels of white popcorn when I make it at home. For the longest time, I was perfectly happy with the grocery store brand of white kernels, but then I started springing for Orville's white and I could tell it was definitely superior, but never, ever, ever on sale, which gave me a sadz. (Fast forward through a bunch of life events having zero to do with popcorn that you don't want to read. I promise you.) All was well until I found gourmet popcorn on this site and spend several months trying multiple brands at pretty ridiculous per-pound prices. I mean, the popcorn was really delicious, but it was starting to hit me in the budget.The Amish make some damn fine popcorn, if you want the skinny. I'm not a fan of their puppymilling practices, though. But I digress.So I took a chance on this Jolly Time Select White, and folks, Imma stick with it. It's as good as the gourmet stuff and costs less. I pop it in refined coconut oil (refined because I don't want my popcorn tasting like a Mounds bar, sorry) and add some butter (if you want) and popcorn salt after it's done.SUPREMO. Eat it.Also, do not buy puppies from pet stores, ever. Just don't.

Best thing about this popcorn is that there are not a lot of husks. Taste and popping percentage are also good.

Good popcorn would buy again

I thought because of the price, Orville Redenbacher would be a better popcorn. Nope. Jolly Time is fresher and more of the kernels pop.

The popcorn came as ordered, packaged well and in good condition.

Kernel size is great and it pops very well.This is my favorite popcorn. Walmart typically carries it but after searching two local stores to no avail, I was thankful Amazon had it at a reasonable price. I do with Amazon had the option of either 3 or 6 packs or 2, 4, or 6 packs. Six for 2 older folks is a lot; guess I have to share with neighbors.