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Butterkist Cinema Sweet PopcornNewest Review: ... bottom is a picture of some scrummy looking popcorn. It also shows the eye catching 'Butterkist' logo on the front plus ... more More Butterkist in Food
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by - written on 02/07/09 (Very useful, 97 readings)
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I am in no way a greedy person, but, show me a bag of Butterkist cinema sweet popcorn and all normal rules DO NOT APPLY! I don't know what it is about this popcorn, but, Im ashamed to say I become a complete glutton and will happily trough my way through a full 120g bag with ease, hardly stopping to breathe. The worse part is, I truly begrudge allowing any one even a piece! how awful is that? What kind of Mum am I? I will happily buy anyone a bag, aslong as I have my own and no-one sticks their little mitts in it. Ok thats the confession over, about this popcorn..... Butterkist History- ~~~~~~~~~~~ It all began a long time ... Read the complete review
by - written on 17/03/09 (Very useful, 124 readings)
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Last night my partner came back from the shops with a bin grin on his face. Too busy watching the soaps I didn't ask what it was for but I was soon to find out anyway. He had bought a packet of Butterkist Cinema Sweet Popcorn from the shop and told me it had only cost him £1 for 120g which I thought was a very good price for popcorn escpecially because you pay way over that price in the Cinema. The popcorn comes in a silver foil bag for freshness, it is exactly the same packaging as you get for the Butterkist Toffee Popcorn. With the same Butterkist logo with the red and yello loveheart. This is called cinema sweet popcorn. To be honest I was a ... Read the complete review
by - written on 11/08/08 (Very useful, 472 readings)
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After a busy week of looking after children, house and husband I don't mind admitting to looking forward to Sunday evening, Sunday is my other halves day off and once 6.30 hits it's just us, peace and quiet (well that's in between baby feeds of course!) We usually like to sit in front of a film or play the ps2 with a varied selection of snacks spread out in front of us and one of our regular choices is Butterkist Cinema Sweet Popcorn. I discovered Butterkist cinema sweet popcorn just before Christmas 2007, we do a huge shop every year and buy in tonnes of naughty things to see us through the Christmas period, normal toffee popcorn can sometimes be a bit too sweet so I ... Read the complete review
by - written on 25/07/09 (Very useful, 64 readings)
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Until recently, I hadn't had popcorn while watching films for a couple of years. I went through a stage of having ice cream then a stage of having Haribo and the last year or so I've been having pick n mix for the cinema or movie nights at home. But recently I've been craving popcorn again. I went out shopping with a friend a couple of weeks ago and after she dropped me off her and her boyfriend were going to the cinema and she picked up a bag of this stuff to take with them. I hadn't seen it before and was intrigued as it claimed to taste like authentic cinema popcorn. I've always found that my favourite type of popcorn is from the cinema and noting else has ever really ... Read the complete review
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