Medium White Hulless Popcorn Kernels
Medium White Hulless Popcorn Kernels
Medium White Hulless Popcorn Kernels
Medium White Hulless Popcorn Kernels
Medium White Hulless Popcorn Kernels

Medium White Hulless Popcorn Kernels

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Packaged by: Amish Country Popcorn
Kosher Vegan Non GMO Gluten Free

Medium White Popcorn - Mild, fluffy and tender
Mild white popcorn kernels that pop up fuller pieces than Baby WhiteΒ but still have thatΒ tender bite from its very thin hull.

Variant: 4 oz Sample Bag

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Quick details

Good to know
This is a hulless variety, meaning the outer shell is very thin. Choose it over Baby White for larger pieces, or over Medium Yellow for a milder flavor and more tender bite. The maker lists it as suitable for air popping.
Pairs with For a late summer afternoon treat, try White Cheddar Seasoning and iced 1947 Assam. The malty tea is a pleasant companion to the savory cheese.
How to use

Pop in a suitable stovetop, microwave, or hot-air popper, using the amount and settings recommended for that appliance.

Care notes

Keep kernels tightly closed in a cool, dry cupboard.

Why We Love It

Medium White gives you a fuller, fluffier piece than Baby White while keeping the gentle flavor and delicate texture of white popcorn. Its very thin hull is the reason it feels softer and less chewy than Medium Yellow. The flavor is mild and neutral, making this a useful choice when you want the seasoning to stand out. The popped pieces remain white, with light crispness around a tender center. Keep a bottle ready for an everyday bowl with butter and salt, or set out a few seasonings and let everyone find a favorite.

Taste and Texture Mild and neutral; fuller white pieces with a fluffy center and light, delicate crispness.

Choose Your Popcorn

Do you like tiny, tender pieces or a big, hearty crunch? Each variety brings something different to the bowl. Start with the flavor and texture you enjoy.

Compare the flavor, texture, and uses of twelve Amish Country Popcorn varieties.
Variety Flavor Size & texture Choose it for
Baby White Mild and neutral Small, delicate pieces; very thin hull and tender bite Small, tender bites that let your seasoning stand out
Medium White Mild and neutral Fuller and fluffier than Baby White, with a tender bite Tender white popcorn in larger pieces
Ladyfinger Mild and neutral The maker's smallest variety; very thin hull and soft bite Tiny, delicate pieces; stovetop or microwave popping
Baby Yellow Buttery and nutty Small pieces with a firmer crunch and more chew than Baby White Classic yellow-popcorn flavor in a smaller bite
Medium Yellow Buttery, nutty, and lightly sweet Larger than Baby Yellow, with a dense, hearty crunch Movie-night popcorn with butter and salt
Blue Slightly sweet and nutty Medium-to-large, fluffy pieces Distinctive corn flavor with light seasoning
Midnight Blue Slightly sweet and nutty Very thin hull and a soft, tender bite Blue-popcorn flavor in a hulless variety
Red Sweet and nutty A firmer crunch than Purple Pronounced nutty flavor and a satisfying crunch
Purple Straightforward corn flavor Smaller pieces with a tender center and light crispness A more tender colored-kernel variety
Rainbow A mix of mild, buttery, sweet, and nutty Mixed sizes, with tender and crunchy pieces Several varieties together in one bowl
Mushroom Mild Large, rounded pieces with a sturdy crunch Caramel corn and thicker coatings
Extra Large Mild and neutral Very large, crisp pieces with a relatively thin hull Big pieces with room for glazes and toppings

Good to Know

Kernel colors: Colors describe the unpopped kernels. Colored varieties pop into shades of white or yellow.

Flavor words: Buttery, sweet, and nutty describe the plain corn's flavor, not added ingredients. Toppings and popping method also affect the finished bowl.

What does hulless mean? A very thin hull, not a completely shell-free kernel.

Choosing a popper: Baby White and Baby Yellow can blow out of some hot-air poppers. Use stovetop or microwave popping unless your appliance supports small kernels. The maker recommends stovetop or microwave popping for Ladyfinger. Keep popper vents and openings clear.

Find your favorite: Try Baby White beside Baby Yellow for tenderness versus crunch, Red beside Purple for a texture comparison, or Blue beside Midnight Blue to explore the hulless option. Use the same popping method and light seasoning so the corn stays the focus.