I took my little sister to the cinema and we cannot go without popcorn! I usually buy it from the cinema, either sweet or salted. But with money being a bit tight it would of cost us around £6 for a bag of sweet medium popcorn at the cinema. Which quite frankly is a major rip off. I decided to go to Asda and buy two 120g bags of Butterkist Cinema Sweet popcorn and would stuff them in my oversized bag to avoid getting caught. The two bags cost me only £2 that was definitely a bargain compared to £6 for two of us, which meant we could indulge ourselves at the Cinema ice cream counter! They also do a toffee flavoured popcorn in this brand for around the same ...  Read the complete review

Being a regular cinema goer, I end up paying a fortune for the film and all the goodies that my 2 kids want. So in the end, and I know its against the rules, but we go to B&M's and buy 2 boxes of these and put them in our bags so we don't have to pay £4.00 per box. ***Background*** Tangerine Confectionery 9who make Butterkist) is a UK based confectionery manufacturer (we have one just down the road from us!), with one of the most diverse ranges of traditional and contemporary confectionery in the industry. Within the last three years Tangerine's turnover has increased from over £40 million to £150 million and continues to grow in line with the ...  Read the complete review

There's nothing I begrudge paying for more than popcorn when I visit the cinema, vastly overpriced in my opinion but irresistible all the same I usually end up parting with my cash for a bucket of the stuff. There is something about cinema popcorn that you just can't beat, maybe it's the freshness of it or the smell and taste, whatever the reason is I just can't help myself and have to have it. I've seen the bags of ready to eat popcorn before in the supermarkets and have on occasion bought the Butterkist toffee popcorn only to find them too sticky, too sweet and end up getting caught in my teeth so haven't bought any for years. It was only after reading ...  Read the complete review

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

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