Frequently Asked Questions

Is popcorn the same as field corn?

No, popcorn is grown from a seed specific to popcorn.

Can I put butter and salt with the corn cob in the paper sack to pop it in the microwave?

No, the paper sack will end up soaking up most of the butter. It's best to pour the popped popcorn into a large bowl (like a salad bowl) and add the toppings of your choice.

Is this popcorn non-GMO?

Yes, in fact ALL popcorn is non-GMO. Popcorn has not been genetically modified.

How should I store my popcorn?

Popcorn kernels will dry out over time if exposed to the air. We recommend storing popcorn in the containers they came with for short term, if you want to store your popcorn long term, we recommend storing popcorn in the freezer.

Does popcorn have an expiration date?

It's best to use popcorn kernels within 6-12 months, however they can be stored for several years in an airtight container and in the freezer.

Can this popcorn be ground up and used as cornmeal?

Yes, it is great for cornbread and gives a delicious crunch when added to the bottom of your pizza crust.

Has your popcorn been sprayed with pesticides?

This answer is two parts. 1. We do not use insecticides on our popcorn. 2. We typically spray the ground around the corn with an herbicide when the corn is about 1-2 feet tall. No pesticides are ever sprayed directly on our popcorn.

Do you dry out sweet corn to make popcorn?

No, popcorn seeds are unique to popcorn and different from other types of corn.