Popcorn Shed 6 Shed Nut Bundle - Three Nuts Gourmet Popcorn Variety Pack (6 Pack), Gluten Free, Natural & Vegetarian Movie Night Snacks

Delicious, very tasty and a different popcorn experience.I am definitely going to order again and would say if you haven't tried these yet??Do yourself and family a flavour favour !!''LOVELY''

Really lovely popcorn with some great flavour ideas.I know it's a busy time of the year and the pandemic has created issues too but it shouldn't take 10 days to get a box of popcorn. I ordered on a Monday and it wasn't even despatched until the Friday before then going into the Royal Mail system for a delivery a day later than tracking suggested.

A super rare treat maybe, very expensive but good quality for sure

Love popcorn

Yes yes yes, cheesy as a mother footer, expensive but that’s what ur paying for!!

A review from the wife... These are probably the most fancy packaged popcorn I've ever seen. They really are an absolute delight of packaging shaped like various shed doors. The variety of flavours is great too. My box had the following flavours:Vanilla Rainbow: very pretty, colourful popcorn with green and red hues. These were sugar coated popcorn. I found these incredibly hard to eat as the sugar coating immediately adhered to your teeth. There was no way to avoid this so I sadly abandoned this pack after a mouthful.Salted Caramel&ButterscotchBoth salted caramel and butterscotch flavours had a good mix of sweet and salty flavours, with the salted caramel one being a tad sweeter. Nice crunchy textures.Peanut ButterThis is very similar to the salted caramel one but with added nuts. It is a good textural mix. Most of the nuts had fallen off though.Cherry BakewellThis is a very sweet popcorn which does taste like a Cherry Bakewell. Very fruity.Say CheeseThis is the only savoury one in this pack. It has a savoury cheese coating on the popcorn which melts in your mouth. It does taste a bit like fake cheese which can make you sickly after a while.I loved trying the different flavours of popcorn in this pack. They are all rich flavours and I found them quite filling. They are all (other than the cheese flavour) very sugary so it's not particularly a healthy snack. The bags the popcorn comes in are not resealable. The popcorn does go soft every quickly so I would recommend that you have an airtight box ready to store it. I also found a fair number of unpopped corn in the packs. Overall, other than the Rainbow Shed pack, I enjoyed trying these flavours. Better sealable packaging would really help. They are also quite an expensive treat!

On a trip to China many moons ago I was struck by the number of popcorn stands you see in various shopping malls selling popcorn of flavours you don't usually see in your local supermarket or cinema. Seaweed, Matcha, Cheese, Mushroom, Hawthorne, etc. All coming in a variety of colours.Here, we're stuck with sweet, salted, and if you're lucky toffee...That is until you point your eyes at Popcorn Shed. Grabbing a Variety Pack, I was impressed with the flavours that they had on offer - Goats Cheese, Pecan Pie, Chocolate Caramel, Cookies and Cream, Birthday Cake and Berrylicious (Caramel, Raspberry and Dark Chocolate). All individually packed and nicely presented.Diving in I can tell you that Pecan Pie and Cookies and Cream are exactly as delicious as they sound. Same as the Caramel one and the Berry one. They're all very moreish. Now, standout of the set was Goats Cheese. Yes, it sounds weird as a popcorn flavour, but man does it work. Sure you'd be hard pressed to say that this was indeed goats cheese, but there's enough of a hint for you to say "This is cheesy".So, why did I open them all up and fill my face like a pig? Well, I didn't. Not really. These bags of popcorn are very much on the small side. I'd say there's no more than two shallow handfuls in each pack, all of which could easily go before Netflix asks "Are you still watching". Which brings me to the price. At time of writing you're looking at £22.50 for six boxes. £3.75 each for a couple of handfuls of popcorn. Granted they are delicious and ever so moreish, but the price is prohibitive for the amount of popcorn that you get. In fact, the price is insane.Still, if you're after the ore uniquely flavoured popcorns then this is likely one of the few ways that you can get them, however, be prepared to fork out for the pleasure.

Popcorn is one of the only foods over which I find it hard to exercise any self-control. Once I open a bag, it's difficult to stop eating until it's finished. This is due to its incredibly moreish, light and crispy texture. Cinema Sweet is my favourite. So, I'm not a fan of Butterkist toffee popcorn, which is covered in a thick, hard and weirdly greasy coating of toffee.I've never tried this brand before, but I was surprised and pleased to find that it's much more delectable than Butterkist. It has a more delicate coating of each of its flavours which makes it a lot more appealing to eat.First I tried the salted caramel and milk chocolate. There was plenty of flavour, but the coating melted in my mouth. The chocolate layer was subtle, but added a definite extra dimension to the caramel. The light crispness of the popcorn is maintained.Next I tried the bakewell flavour, which had a thinner layer of sugar coating with little bits of cherry. Again, the texture was light and crispy, and there was a nice tanginess from the fruit, along with the almond aroma.Next I tried the cheese flavour. This is quite thickly coated in the MOST delicious powder. The cheese popcorn was not crisp, and actually a bit soft, which must be due to not being coated in a glaze. I wish they could do something to keep the crispness. However, it is an absolutely gorgeous, moreish snack, and I would buy it again.Considering the price I'm not sure whether I would buy this popcorn on a regular basis. But as a treat, they really do manage to do something special with it. And I guess the relatively small size of the bags is probably not a bad thing. You can eat the whole packet to yourself, and not feel sick afterwards.