Amish Country Popcorn | Seasoning Variety Pack | 5 Bottles | Ballpark Buttersalt, Cheddar Cheese, White Cheddar, Ranch, Sour Cream and Onion | Old Fashioned, Non-GMO and Gluten Free
$47.99
- Variety Bundle of Amish Country Popcorn's Delicious Seasonings & their famous Ballpark Salt
- Seasoning Flavors Include: White Cheddar, Sour Cream & Onion, Cheddar Cheese, Ranch & Ballpark Salt
- Not just for popcorn–try them on noodles, eggs, meat, bbq, fries, potatoes, & the chocolate on cereal, yogurt, ice cream & more!
Product Description
Amish Country Popcorn produces over 13 varieties of popcorn that are home grown in the rolling cornfields of Berne, Indiana. All of of our popcorn is non-GMO, gluten and preservative free. At Amish Country Popcorn, we are committed to keeping popcorn simple and natural.
Popcorn…easy as 1, 2, 3
1 – Choose Your Kernels
Amish Country Popcorn produces over 13 varieties of kernels as well as many microwave varieties! We offer something for everyone in the family.
2 – Choose Your Favorite Seasoning or Topping
We offer a wide variety of toppings to satisfy your popcorn craving. From the classic taste of BallPark Butter Salt or our Buttery Topping to Caramel Glaze, Amish Country Popcorn has a flavor for everyone!
3 – Become the Star of Your Party
No matter what type of kernels or topping you choose, you are sure to be a hit with popcorn from Amish Country Popcorn
Amish Country Popcorn offers everything to make your popcorn experience even more enjoyable. Not sure what topping you want to try or do you like to switch up your flavors? Amish Country Popcorn offers a wide selection of Seasoning Variety Packs to meet your needs!
About Amish Country Popcorn
In 1965 in the "Amish Country" community of Berne, Indiana, Roy Lehman planted a small plot of popcorn for his six year old son, Brian.
Brian then began supplying his family with popcorn. He remembers carrying popcorn to school, and his sixth grade teacher was one of his most loyal customers.
When he finished high school, he wanted to stay on the family farm and continue to grow and sell popcorn.
Fifty years later, Brian is still in the popcorn business. The people who know Brian would tell you that he is known for the following two things: serving the Lord and selling popcorn.
| Special Feature | Gluten Free,Non-gmo |
|---|---|
| Brand | Amish Country Popcorn |
| Form | Cream |
| Package Information | Bottles |
| Manufacturer | Amish Country Popcorn |
| Manufacturer reference | 1712529 |
| Units | 1 Count |
| Product Dimensions | 33.02 x 20.32 x 27.94 cm; 170.1 g |
| Item Weight | 170 g |
13 reviews for Amish Country Popcorn | Seasoning Variety Pack | 5 Bottles | Ballpark Buttersalt, Cheddar Cheese, White Cheddar, Ranch, Sour Cream and Onion | Old Fashioned, Non-GMO and Gluten Free
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Amazon Customer (verified owner) –
The flavor is wonderful, I've even been using it for my meats and vegetables. The ranch sprinkled on salad is to die for.
Kindle Customer (verified owner) –
Terrific popcorn seasoning. Love all the flavors.
Lydia Kasper (verified owner) –
I was hoping this would be a more natural popcorn seasoning alternative. After all, the Amish are known for being old-fashioned. I was sad to discover I could not enjoy half of them. I have chronic migraine disease, and MSG is a trigger. If I had known in advance that they contained MSG, I would not have bought the products. Guess it is my fault for not looking up the ingredients before purchase. Live and Learn.
Amazon Customer (verified owner) –
All flavors taste great! But I did not receive the recipe booklet so minus 1 star.
Jim (verified owner) –
I have only tried the ballpark blend so far but it is delicious. The popcorn salt came on time and was well packaged. I will definitely purchase again.
Amazon Customer (verified owner) –
thank you.. excellent choice.. 🙂
Ursula Eby (verified owner) –
I am disappointed that the product I received is already past its best-before date, as indicated on the package label. I ordered it yesterday (Feb. 10, 2024), and unfortunately, it is not eligible for return.
Amish Country Popcorn (verified owner) –
Great flavours and dies not take much
TJ7933 (verified owner) –
When I discovered this brand at our local Amish store I thought, "meh" but, I did try it as the products were different. I found the package that contained all of the seasoning flavors. All of the flavors are very bold and do not need a lot shaken over your popcorn to make a great snack. What I do is spray the popcorn with the Amish butter flavored oil to get the kernels lightly damp, shake the flavor and then lightly respray to keep the seasoning on the kernels. Because the butter flavor primarily is so fine it seems to come off the popcorn so the re-spray keeps it in place. I primarily use the silicon popper so the kernels are dry. The cheese flavors are a little hard to shake out in spite of the large shaker holes and requires a tap or two to knock the powder back to 're-start' the shake. Again, not much is needed of any of these flavors. Notably, the Butter Flavor is way better than the flavors you might find in the local box store and has the buttery flavor without the overwhelming salt taste. Try them. You will like them. It's all I use now. Four stars due to the clumping of the cheese flavors.
PapaJohn (verified owner) –
Was just way too salty
Amazon Customer (verified owner) –
A bit salty in the butter one but overall I swear by these. The best popcorn toppings I’ve come across so far. Butter and sour cream and onion are probably my 2 favorite but they are all very very good imo!
Amazon Customer (verified owner) –
I purchased the six pack of toppings and was not disappointed. The quality of the product is really top notch, just like the popcorn. I would recommend a variety pack, or just your favorite flavor, I think you'll be very happy with it. I think my favorite in the pack was the cheddar cheese. Delicious.
maxicat (verified owner) –
Ok, got the variety pack for eighteen dollars, and the walsh farm versions. Both were in spice rack sized jars. Taste is good but needed to use more than expected to get taste for these. Also the label is confusing, because I am a chemist … The label does not give a serving size and lists the calories at 6.6Kcal. Does that mean there are 6000 food calories in the bottle (believable) or are these thermodynamic calories where 1000 calories = 1 food calorie, yielding 6 food calories per food size serving?