Costco Shoppers Say This 'DELICIOUS' Snack Is Life-Changing: 'We Ate 3 Bags Last Night'
We've seen our fair share of rave reviews from Costco shoppers, but there's one item from the warehouse that's so good some customers are calling it life-changing.
To our surprise, the savory snack Costco fans can't seem to get enough of is their Kirkland popcorn. A Reddit thread praising the popcorn was flooded with dozens of comments from fans eager to share their thoughts on the snack.
In the thread, the original poster confessed that they were a little bit skeptical at first, but quickly became a believer.
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"Kirkland popcorn… changed my life. I had seen a couple posts here & there saying that their popcorn was sooooooo good. I was in the other day, out of popcorn, & saw it's only $14 (for a 42 pack). Okay fine lemme take a chance, $14 isn't that big of a deal. Yeah no this is THE BEST popcorn I've ever had in my life. It's like rich & creamy & buttery but without being yellow & thick & greasy. DELICIOUS. 100/10," they wrote.
Others quickly chimed in, with several of them stating that Kirkland popcorn completely changed their once negative thoughts about microwave popcorn.
"I hate microwave popcorn. And the Kirkland stuff brought me back to it," read one comment.
"As much as I want to get away from microwave popcorn I just can't quit the Kirkland ones cause it's so damn good. I like some melted Kerrygold on it, or furikake or nutritional yeast. SO GOOD," another person chimed in.
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The Kirkland popcorn is apparently so good that shoppers are devouring bags back-to-back.
"Bought some yesterday after that post. We ate 3 bags last night," one popcorn enthusiast admitted.
Will you be adding Kirkland popcorn to your grocery list for your next Costco trip?
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