Lakota Popcorn - America's Best - Native American Grown Review

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(More customer reviews)The best popcorn grown in America, bar none. We sell to Orville Redenbacher, but that company mixes with other inferior brands of popcorn in order to keep a consistent quality. ::Nestled on the fertile banks of the Missouri River in South Dakota, there is a land as pure as the harvest it produces. In harmony with nature we produce an agricultural product that is original to the Native Americans. Pure air, blue skies, and an abundance of water has nourished the land and blessed the people of the Lower Brule Sioux Tribe

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The best popcorn grown in America, bar none. We sell to Orville Redenbacher, but that company mixes with other inferior brands of popcorn in order to keep a consistent quality. Nestled on the fertile banks of the Missouri River in South Dakota, there is a land as pure as the harvest it produces. In harmony with nature we produce an agricultural product that is original to the Native Americans. Pure air, blue skies, and an abundance of water has nourished the land and blessed the people of the Lower Brule Sioux Tribe.

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Amish Country Yellow Popcorn in Burlap Sack - 2lb. Review

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(More customer reviews)purchased this popcorn for a gift to a friend for her "amish" birthday. It arrived in good condition.

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Our Yellow is of the highest quality, carefully harvested and handled. Most every kernel pops. Comes in a decorative burlap sack with one of three Amish prints.

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Paragon Bulk Bag Yellow Corn (12.5-Pounds) Review

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(More customer reviews)This is the best popcorn I have ever bought, outdoes Orville Redenbacker's popcorn in size and taste. It is also the cheapest at approx. $1.20/lb. It pops up really well in the microwave (avoid all plastic microwave containers). I use a 3 qt glass bowl with a glass plate on top as a lid. It fits loosely enough so that when I overfill it with popcorn, the popcorn can lift up the lid easily and let excess gas escape. Most popcorn is pressure-sensitive so that if there is too much popcorn in a bowl to pop, some kernels will not pop. Almost every kernel pops when I microwave on high in a 1500 watt microwave oven for about 5 1/2 min (about 1 1/2 TBLSP popcorn) and no added oil. In fact when I popped about 8 bowls of the popcorn (had to cool off bowl each time to avoid overheating the microwave and burning popped pieces), I found about 5 unpopped kernels in the bottom of the large paper bag.
This popcorn outdoes all of the microwavable popcorn brands that you will see in the grocery stores since you are not popping them in teflon/PfoA lined paper bags which will leach out dangerous chemicals (PfoA) into your popcorn with the heat necessary to pop the corn. If you try to use a lower heat on your microwave you will get progressively more unpopped kernels. Microwave is better than the hot air corn-poppers since it doesn't cool down kernels in between the pulses of hot air that corn poppers do. I watch the timer as it counts down and start to note when I hear a pop as the popping slows down. When I do not hear a pop for 12 sec, it is time to pull the bowl out of the hot microwave. Thus the time to pop a bowl of popcorn will vary from 5.3-5.7 min when starting with a cold bowl and lid.

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