PopCorners Surprisingly Tasty Treat

Laura Hill, Staff Writer
August 22, 2014

PopCorners, branded as “The new shape of popcorn,” is a new gluten free option in the vending machines on campus.

When I tried these triangular popcorn creations, I thought they would taste like cardboard and be completely tasteless. I mean nothing that is gluten free can be good, right?

To my surprise, they tasted like normal kettle corn-not half bad. They were sweet and delicious.
Also, I didn’t feel guilty while eating them. They are only 140 calories, so I figured they are actually good for me, as opposed to kettle corn and other snack foods.

Overall, PopCorners were not bad, and I highly suggest that everyone should try them. They are a delicious and healthy snack.

vending machine taste test

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