CrunchDaddy Popcorn

The best popcorn with the coolest cat making the orders. Support a small business with an owner who cares about his product and customers. Recently tried the option with JO Spices and it was perfect and gone too soon leaving me licking the bag!

Based on the reviews and website description, I was hoping for a light crunchy buttery kettle corn… what I got was a stale bag of average tasting kettle corn. The popcorn stuck on top of my molars in the way that stale popcorn does. I really wanted to like it, but it ended up being a waste of money. I’ll stick to the occasion bag of fresh kettle corn at the farmer’s market.

Maple Bacon Crunch. I ordered popcorn for my husband and father for father’s day. Where else can you get freshly made, hand delivered popcorn this incredible?! No where! My husband is in popcorn heaven. The honey cinnamon is still my favorite. The maple bacon may have taken over the #1 spot for my husband. Any of the flavors make a great gift for teachers, new Moms, get well packages, holidays, you name it. I’m already planning my next order.
The one flavor I’ve tried that I hated was the Bombay Crunch-​It was like eating straight curry powder, but I’m not a huge fan of curry to begin with.

Amazing Popcorn you say? All popcorn is alike you think? No and No! I could not imagine being amazed by popcorn, but, I have! I ordered the White Cheddar and Horseradish and the Chesapeake Crunch, and I can honestly say, I am ready to order again!
(oh, It takes a LOT to get me to reorder something) I am looking forward now to trying the Maple Bacon flavor.
The thing that makes this popcorn different is the flavor combos, the freshness, and the taste throughout the entire kernel. It just works.
As soon as my order was ready I received an email and I had my popcorn in 2 days.
The owner is charming and really easy to work with too!
This was a great experience, I will of course do it again!

CrunchDaddy Popcorn is excellent and their online customer service is great too! They have lots of unique flavors: Caramel & Peanut Crunch, Sesame & Ginger Crunch, Maple & Bacon Crunch (sounds weird, but it’s delicious!), White Cheddar & Horseradish Crunch, Peanut Butter & Jelly Crunch, Chesapeake Crunch, Bombay Market Crunch, Honey & Cinnamon Crunch. Check their website for a complete list.
My favorites are Maple & Bacon Crunch and Carmel & Peanut Crunch. I deducted one star because they are a bit over priced.

I have had a lot of the CrunchDaddy flavors over the last few months (cause I keep ordering the stuff.)
My favorites are the Bacon and Maple, and the Sesame Ginger. These are big flavors, but never overpowering or cloying, which, as a once professional chef, I find amazing. You would think that a popcorn flavor made from real bacon and real maple syrup might be either sticky or unctuous, but it is neither. This is awesome for a football game, or for when you are just keeping the couch warm. I still am trying to figure out how he does it. Such a clean finish.
The sesame ginger is so well balanced, I have described it as «french kissing angels who have just eaten heavenly ginger snaps.» Subtle and warm. And the popcorn kernel, I still haven’t been able to find those. They are large, uniform, and round, not spiky or brittle like the garden variety stuff. I have eaten a half gallon of this driving home from picking it up.
The other flavors, like the Bombay Market and the Maryland Crab Feast, just spot on elicit the inspirational foods. When I first had the Bombay, I said «Chana Masala!» my favorite Indian dish. Perfect, and the popcorn elicits the chick peas. Even more uncanny, with the Crab Feast, (man, I am getting a hankering for this with the weather turning cold), the seasoning and vinegar flavors, along with that special popcorn kernel, is just like eating crab. Great with cold beer.
I have tried some of the other flavors, but I am not much of a peanut butter or chocolate kind of guy, but they are good. My wife likes them (a real peanut butter cup fan), and the Movie Night takes me back to when you made popcorn on the stove and used a stick of butter instead of those insipid butter-​like chemicals or whatever they are. Takes me right back to the 1960’s, when we didn’t call it «organic food,» we just called it «food.» These are real ingredients.
After reading the other posts, I have not had a problem with shipping personally. And now I hear this is being sold in a local market, so I will keep them out of stock. For the quality and care you get in the product (I can tell from experience — this is not a factory popcorn product by leaps and bounds) this is well worth it to me and I will continue to patronize this maker. Awesome.