Popcorn Indiana

The kernel

Popcorn Indiana is a grocery bag named for the town of Popcorn, Indiana. It is not a claim that the corn is grown there. Warren Struhl and Richard Demb started it in 2002. Serious Eats' bagged salted test picked Crispy & Savory Sea Salt for corn flavor and even salt. Kettle-brand roundups keep the sweet-and-salty bag in the set.

The pot

The pot is already finished. This is ready-to-eat sea salt and kettle, not a jar you heat. Eagle Family Foods acquired the brand in later reporting. The name is the town. The eat is a grocery flake.

Hulls

Hulls are ordinary RTE hulls. Sea salt is the control bag if you want to taste the corn instead of the glaze.

Company

A grocery bag named for a town. Sea salt and kettle are the SKUs the tests keep buying.

Founder

Warren Struhl and Richard Demb, 2002, named after the town of Popcorn, Indiana.

Since

2002

Parent

Eagle Family Foods, 2017 acquisition (later reporting). Private parent.

HQ / farm

Started Westport, Connecticut, with Indianapolis operations in early coverage. Not a farm in the town of Popcorn.

Sources: Serious Eats bagged salted test (SERP)

Where to buy

• popcornindiana.com
• Amazon search

• Grocery RTE. Serious Eats named Crispy & Savory Sea Salt the bagged salted winner. Kettle bags show up in kettle-brand roundups.

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How we score

Directory listing. Unscored until Barron tastes it. Other testers' rankings are cited, not copied. Tiny But Mighty stays #01. Farm varieties outrank flavor labs. Read the method in the how we score guide and on the about page.

The record

Unscored until Barron tastes it. popcornindiana.com.

Directory listing. Serious Eats named the sea salt bag a salted-RTE winner. No Atlas number.

Brand site: popcornindiana.com.