The Holiday Popcorn Tin

[Jazzy1]

The Holiday Popcorn Tin has 3 flavors of delicious popcorn, including butter, white cheddar and fan favorite caramel. Being naughty or nice, the tin can be kept long after enjoying the popcorn. It makes a great holiday gift for family, friends and more.

Do you give or receive popcorn tins? Favorite of the three popcorn flavors?

 

[jim_slim]

Butter and white cheddar are my favorites……not much of a sweet tooth.

 

[Lewkat]

Yum.

 

[Aunt Bea]

No thanks!

I would choose quality over guantity.

 

[Della]

If we don't eat it all the squirrels will. The important thing is to have a trash can high enough and strong enough so that my dachshund can't easily tip it over.

She truly loves to sort through a garbage container, because, let's face it, It's all good stuff!

 

[JustDave]

I'd be more tempted if I could by a tin without the caramel. All cheddar would be my first choice.

 

[hawkdon]

I'm getting ready to do some shopping online at TOPSY
popcorn place....I get them as gifts for a few folks....fond
of caramel myself.....

 

[Jazzy1]

My favorite is caramel. Hope I get a tin this year.

 

[Imogene]

I have come to love Cedar Creek Popcorn. They have several flavors and are reasonably priced. I like all of them but Sweet n Salty is my favorite.

I buy it at Tractor Supply.

Cedar Creek Popcorn

 

[Been There]

They are only half the size they used to be back when I was a kid. The tins were much larger then and I remember paying $4 for a tin. I would gladly pay more for a larger tin and I would prefer only have to deal with 1 tin and not 2 tins.

 

[oldman]

They are only half the size they used to be back when I was a kid. The tins were much larger then and I remember paying $4 for a tin. I would gladly pay more for a larger tin and I would prefer only have to deal with 1 tin and not 2 tins.

I remember the larger tins too. We always bought a few when a church or organization was selling them as a way of earning money to go on a mission trip or for the good of the community.

 

[Llynn]

Everything seems to be sold in smaller quantities, with lower quality for much higher prices. The tins of Danish butter cookies are only half the size they were last year. I've just quit buying such ripoff offerings.