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Kernal Season's - Review

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By Praises from a Wife and Mommy!
8 Seasoning Gift Basket from Kernel Seasons:
Packed in a classic cardboard popcorn bucket and wrapped with a cellophane bag that can be easily opened and resealed to allow the ability to add movie tickets, movie gift certificates, or gift cards to round out your flavor present. It's the perfect gift for any occasion. 

Basket Includes:
  • 1 White Cheddar
  • 1 Nacho Cheese
  • 1 Kettle Corn
  • 1 Butter
  • 1 Garlic Parmesan
  • 1 Bacon Cheddar
  • 1 Ranch
  • 1 Caramel
  • 2 Microwave Popcorn Packets


Thank-you Kernal Season's for sending me free samples in exchange for an honest review.  All opinions are my own and I was not paid for this review.

 Movie and popcorn is a normal theme throughout my life.  I will admit that I typically am just a butter and salt type of gal but my taste buds have now experienced 8 flavors!  So of the 8 flavors I enjoyed and would use again the butter, caramel, white cheddar, nacho cheese, and garlic parmesan! Now there is one flavor that did not mesh well with my taste buds and that was the bacon cheddar!   The smell of it even was not appealing to my tummy but I am willing to bet some crazy bacon lover will absolutely love it!  

My children were very excited when they saw the package!   The the bright colored flavors in the popcorn tub screams FUN and YUM! 

The Kernal Season's flavors are a good idea for any party!   We set up a popcorn bar at my son's 3rd birthday party.   The kids all got to pick a flavor and once the lid was they went to town shaking it! 

We also had a family night enjoying the flavors and watching the newly released "Frozen."   Pick up your Kernal Season's and make it a movie and popcorn night! 

  

  

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