Orville Redenbacher’s Microwave Popcorn, SmartPop! Kettle Corn, 4g Fiber Per Serving, 1.2 oz., 12-Count

Perfect for portion control and freshly popped whenever I want. Goodbye to bagged popcorn that goes stale and sad right after opening. Tastes good, too. Always repurchase on Amazon!

Good portions. Love kettle corn!

Delicious and nice sizing popcorn!

Love this product and the convenience of ordering it on Amazon.

I did not realize this was lower calorie when I ordered it.. It is ok... not a lot of flavor and the bags are small.. I am not usually a fan of microwave popcorn anyway.. I usually pop my own but wanted this because it is the kettle corn flavor. I ended up adding some butter to it. probably better for me and the smaller bags keeps me from overeating.

Nothing amazing about the taste of this popcorn but it is pretty good and I enjoy them, considering it's low calorie, and it helps prevent my cravings and gives me a guilt-free snack to enjoy. I started tracking calories (MFP app) about a year ago and took a slow and steady approach with a good diet and consistent exercise to go from slightly obese to a healthy weight (lost about 35lbs). Since every calorie is meaningful to me, these individual sized popcorn bags have become my go to snack for when I have a craving for potato chips. I love chips. I used to eat entire FAMILY size bags of chips. I just couldn't stop at just a few. Now I microwave one of these bags, and I get a big bowl-full of something to munch on for just 100 calories. I wouldn't consider it particularly healthy, but a much healthier option than junk food snacks.

I love this popcorn. I was raised on homemade popcorn and never got into the microwave popcorn style with all fake butter and other flavorings, but bagged is more convenient for my lifestyle at the moment. This is lightly flavored with a little bit of salt and artificial sweetener (sucralose), which I like. The serving sizes are perfect for one person. Also, you can't beat the price: $3 for 12 servings. I don't know what other reviewers are talking about regarding the kernels not popping. If you use the microwave on timed cook as instructed, until the frequency of popping slows down, it pops the same proportion of kernels as any other kind of popcorn bag (i.e.: most of them). I haven't had problems with burning, either. Occasionally a kernel or two will get scorched, which gives off that horrid smell, but I just throw that kernel away and the rest of the bag is perfect.

Subtily sweet