Orville Redenbacher's Gourmet Microwavable Popcorn, Natural Simply Salted 50% Less Fat, 3-Count Boxes (Pack of 12)

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Orville Redenbacher's Gourmet Microwavable Popcorn, Natural Simply Salted 50% Less Fat, 3-Count Boxes (Pack of 12)

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Product By Orville Redenbacher

(31 customers reviews)

Lowest Price : $31.80

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Technical Details

Case of 12 boxes, each box containing three 3.5-ounce bags (total of 36 bags, 126 ounces)
Gourmet microwave popping corn with added salt and soybean oil
Half the fat of regular natural popping corn
Each bag yields about 11.5 cups of popped corn
Made only with all-natural ingredients

Product Description

Orville Redenbacher's Gourmet Popping Corn is the perfect snack to share with the family, and it's available in Movie Theater Butter, Butter, Butter Light, Smart Pop! 94% Fat Free, Kettle Korn, and many other great flavors.

Customer Reviews

"Microwave Popcorn" 2009-12-18
By Sally Friedman (Los Angeles, CA United States)
This is a great product at a super price! 99% of the kernals pop every time and the taste is wonderful. Love that it is low fat and still tastes great.

"NOT 3.5 OZ. PER BAG!" 2009-12-05
By P. S. Lee (Alamogordo, NM)
Wrong info. under Product Features. It claims each bag contains 3.5 ounces. I received my box of 36 bags today, and every bag is only 2.9 ounces. So, instead of the 126 ounces claimed, they only send 104.4 ounces total. The difference is 7.44 ounces, or enough for another 7.44 bags of popcorn! It would also be nice if one could call up the Nutrition Facts of food products on Amazon - then I would have known O.R.'s Natural has 300mg of sodium per serving, compared to O.R.'s Light Butter at only 190mg of sodium/serving. Calling Natural "Simply Salted" implied to me less salt, and so I find it misleading. Posting Nutrition Facts would eliminate ambiguity and make things clear for customers.

"Closest to stove-top popcorn" 2009-09-19
By Domestic Gnome (Cornwall, CT USA)
Good flavor. Close to stove-top or air-popped corn - unlike the usual microwave stuff. 14/17-year old sons like it and they were stove-top guys growing up.

"Extreme disappointment" 2009-03-10
By W. Gravel (Bedford, NH)
In Sept of 2008 I ordered my customary case of this popcorn....after realizing that the name had been changed but the ingredients were the same. At least half of that case of 3-packs were dry and burned when cooking. These bags were tough and tasteless, not light and fluffy as I had come to expect. I have not received satisfactory treatment from the manufacturer, but I'll be persistent and hope to get at least half of my money refunded as half of the popcorn went into the trash.

"Recipe, quality and size cheapened" 2009-03-04
By z_bookworm (Westchester County, NY)
This review has been edited to reflect the mfr.'s change of the product.

When I first reviewed this popcorn, I was describing the popcorn as it was in 2006. It was made w/ very healthy unrefined palm oil containing nutritious beta-carotene and no trans fats. It was also 3.5oz per bag.

The mfr. has degraded the product. It's now made w/ partially hydrogenated soy oil that has trans fat, and they've shrunk the bag to 2.9oz.. It's not any healthier or tastier than econo-brands now, but it is still much more expensive. You also have to cook it for less time than is printed on the bag b/c of the smaller amount or it will burn.

Whenever a good product is cheapened like this I always do an online search to see if the company was acquired, and sure enough, ConAgra bought Orville Redenbacher. If you scan the reviews you'll see that almost all the 5-star reviews were written before 2007. So don't bother complaining about the decline in quality, b/c they don't care.

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