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| Flavor | Peanut |
|---|---|
| Specialty | GMO Free |
| Diet Type | Gluten Free |
| Package Type Name | Bag |
| Container Type | Bottle |
| Age Range Description | All Ages |
| Cuisine | Versatile |
| Item Form | Liquid |
| Manufacturer | Amish Country Popcorn |
| Item Weight | 16 ounces |
| Unit Count | 16 Ounce |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Item Package Weight | 0.45 kg |
| Size | 16 Ounce (Pack of 1) |
| Price | — no data |
| Available in Multiple Sizes | ✓ |
| Available in Variety Pack | ✓ |
| Best Popping Method | Stovetop |
| Shape | Butterfly |
| Hulls | Hulless |
| Texture | Tender |
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.
Amish Country Popcorn produces over 13 varieties of kernels as well as many microwave varieties! We offer something for everyone in the family.
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!
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. Our Peanut Oil is a wonderful accent to every bowl of popcorn you and your family enjoy.
Amish Country Popcorn offers over 13 different varieties of kernels. All of our kernels are available in a variety of sizes and combinations ranging from 4 ounce to 25 lb bags. All of our kernels are non-GMO, gluten, and preservative free. Amish Country Popcorn never grows genetically modified popcorn and provides our customers with the best tasting snack in the country. All our popcorns are un-popped, so you don't have to worry about a treat that has been coated in sodium and chemical preservatives.
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.
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