Snappy Butter Flavored Coconut Oil for Home Movie Theater Popcorn, Profession...

Not a liquid but basically a paste. Melts easily when heated. Just like shortening but yellow in color. Best Popcorn Oil I've used!

I love this butter, the popcorn is delicious.

Makes the best theatre style popcorn ever! It’s so good. Just add a little popcorn salt. I use two tablespoons for 1/2 cup of popcorn.

I gave this five stars mainly because I think this is a great value. We use coconut oil for pretty much any cooking purposes. When cooking foods, normally we use organic coconut oil which is pretty pricey. Sometimes we let the "organic" part slide when we pop corn, mainly because we pop so often, once or twice a week. We love popcorn as a snack because it's high in fiber. We often go with organic kernels from the farmer's market and we use a Presto Orville Redenbacher stirring popper which works really well and leaves little to no unpopped kernels. I like that this is simply coconut oil = beta carotene for color. There is no real flavor other than what coconut oil generally offers, it's all to make the popcorn "pretty". And pretty it is. We add a little organic unsalted butter and a dash of Hawaiian sea salt and it's awesome. I have also used this to saute vegetables when I ran low on regular coconut oil and it works just fine. Note: this is a giant jar. We have a very big long serving spoon that I use to get the oil out. I use the spoon to toss the popcorn with the sea salt so it's no big deal. But you will need to have some sort of long spoon or ladle for when this starts to get low. We've had this for quite a while and we're not close to 1/4 gone. Great value. Update: 10/23/14 We finally used the last of it. We only used this when we popped corn. I kept it in a cool, dark cabinet. Almost a year! I am going to buy another one soon. Well worth the money, still the best popcorn. I send this to my friends who have popcorn poppers as gifts. They love it.

This works just fine in my popcorn popper. I really like the coconut oil it does not leave a after taste when you eat the popcorn and the Beta Karateen gives the popcorn a gret patina. I Think its worth the price. I use clear coconot oil when I make kettle corn. has the same effect just no color.

This coconut oil made our popcorn more fluffy and tasted so much better. The color didn’t really impart itself on the popcorn but the taste was great!

Alton Brown’s favorite way to make popcorn is in a 24” diameter metal bowel on the stove covered with a sheet of aluminum foil with holes poked in it but the hard problem is how to shake it without burning your hands. I thought I already have several woks plus they have handles. I’ve used different oils but it never had the real movie theater popcorn taste until I used this flavored coconut oil. So now I use my wok for more than Asian food and with this oil can make movie theater tasting popcorn.

This coconut oil with added beta carotene will have your popcorn looking like it was made in a movie theater kettle or sports arena kettle. Keep it room temp. Follow the instructions. Use high quality popcorn and buy Flavorcol that fine popcorn salt and add the recommended amount to the pot. There is no smell and no, it doesn't make the popcorn taste like coconut. Coconut oil has a high heating point so no worries about the oil getting to hot.

Headline says it all, this oil, coupled with Flavacol and you will have that theatre popcorn at home. The color is bang on and the flavour is 100%.

Just using 1 cup of standard popcorn kernels and 1/4 cup of this colored coconut oil in my 8 ounces popcorn machine. No need to add any other flavoring or salt, this coconut oil gives the perfect buttery taste customers enjoyed. Has a fantastic cinema like smell that spreads all around the shop while popping. Before I received it, I had try other "buttery" coconut oil and this one taste way better. Easier to clean from the machine popper as well.

This is very good flavoring for popcorn not too salty

I got it. It’s not as good as the Hutterite’s but good.

La couleur change vraiment le popcorn " traditionnel" en popcorn de cinéma.