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Non-GMO Popping Kernels
These delicious, high expansion popping kernels were grown in the United States by some of the world's most experienced popcorn farmers. Originally developed for movie theaters, this special variety pops into the largest flakes we've ever seen - perfect for filling you up with healthy, whole grain goodness.
Each 28oz bag of kernels will pop up to 150 cups of popcorn! With this case of four bags, you'll spend just pennies per cup of popped popcorn - and still enjoy a NON-GMO healthy snack. And - you will be supporting small American farmers striving to create the best popcorn in the world.
Taxonomy - Popcorn
Home Popping Kernels
These delicious popping kernels are highly versatile – perfect for use in popcorn poppers of all shapes and sizes (including a simple stovetop pot!). Fun Fact: did you know that popcorn has more iron than spinach and tons of healthy fiber? And it's the perfect base for your favorite seasonings - dress it up with olive oil and parmesan, make it classic with some extra butter, or go for simple with just a dash of sea salt. What's not to love?!
Brandon
WORDS TO LIVE BY
"I realize I don't have many harvests to do. Howard Buffet has the book 40 Chances - and that's about how many harvests we have. God has entrusted us with this ground, and we want to do our best to leave it in a better condition than what it was yesterday."
Farmer - Brandon
Norm Krug
WORDS TO LIVE BY
“Where there’s a will, there’s a way. Find the best path forward, pursue it with integrity, and celebrate every milestone (preferably with music and dancing).”
Preferred Popcorn Founder - Norm Krug
Jerry and Cindy
WORDS TO LIVE BY
It’s not about the easy way, it’s about the right way. ‘Enter through the narrow gate. For wide is the gate and broad is the way that leads to destruction, and many enter through it. But small is the gate and narrow the way that leads to life, and only a few find it.’ —Matthew 7:13-14
Farmers - Jerry and Cindy
Emily
WORDS TO LIVE BY
"The real things haven't changed. It is still best to be honest and truthful; to make the most of what we have; to be happy with simple pleasures; and have courage when things go wrong." - Laura Ingalls Wilder
