If you've read my recent review about Popcorn, then you should know that I love it. I can't quite eat it by the bucketload since i'm on a diet, but I can still enjoy it on my diet, since it is alright for you.

Quakers launched it's Popcorn through it's Snack a Jack range. The Popcorn flavours you get are Caramel, Chocolate Toffee and Salt and Vinegar. I didn't know it was Salt and Vinegar when I picked the bag up, just assumed it was salted, as i'm sure you used to get Salted flavour. I got home and thought "eeww", as Salt and Vinegar Popcorn sounded a bit odd.

You can only buy these bags in a 6 pack that I have seen. In Asda they cost £2, or 2 multipacks of Snack a jack products for £3.

The design of the bag is alright. It is a shiny, metallic purply/blue colour. The Snack a Jack writing is in white again a pinky/purple circle and there is a picture of Popcorn all around the bag. This stands out again the backgrounds, and as packaging goes then this is quite nice. The larger outer bag is the same type of packaging.

On the inner bag I can't find any indication of weight of pack, and it is really light feeling. I would hazard a guess and say it is probably only 10g, and that sounds like their is nothing in the bag, but Popcorn is really light and there is loads of kernals in the bag.

Nutritional information per bag

29 calories
0.1g sugars
0.8g fat
0.1g saturates
0.3g salt

I am well impressed by it only having 29 calories, as to me that is nothing! Although you won't be full up after eating this, this can be eated as an extra through the day to help you stick to a diet or healthy eating plan.

Now, to the taste, is it odd? No, it is nice. You can certainly taste the Salt and Vinegar, but it is more a hint rather than it being really strong, and I like the taste.

A great buy and something I will always have in the cupboard while eating healthily.