SNAPPYButter Burst Popcorn Oil, 1 Gallon

This is the closest tasting to actual movie theater butter out of all the other brands I've tried so far. Here's a tip: buy one of the oil sprayers for under $10 that has the option of a fine spray or using the small spout to pour. It will make topping your popcorn much easier and you can satisfy both desires of having a fine mist covering every piece of popcorn AND/OR pouring it on like they do with the pump at the movies. This actual brand is far better than the others that come in smaller bottles and I saw a lot of people leaving reviews about this being bothersome because it doesn't have a pump!

Really good popcorn oil last a long time and makes a buttery flavor for the popcorn.! The color makes the popcorn look more vibrant

Why did you pick this product vs others?:Great taste, quantity and quality!! Repeat purchase.

Ordered this item for my boyfriend because of plenty of Reddit reviews. Alas it was savable but had to been dropped on the opening. It was bent and my boyfriend couldn’t even get it to pop back out. Minor inconvenience but still an issue. Spent about 202minutes trying to clean the bottle so it doesn’t stain before putting it anywhere. It was a leak due to the nozzle being bent in. Smell is kinda odorless but if you have smelled cooking oil you’ll know what I mean.The oil itself is amazing gave us the “AMC” popcorn as my boyfriend describes it. Not too sold on it yet but after a few tries with the amount is crazy. The taste is amazing but not perfect on its own, if you want the salty flavor get the popcorn seasoning as well. The color and texture is there and it doesn’t burn the popcorn or the popcorn maker. I recommend heating the oil first until you hear it sizzle and then adding in your seeds and flavorings!

I'll preface with history on me using various oils, coconut to orvil redenbacher and odd ones in between just for experimentation. Trying to replicate the theater flavor was the goal. I've tried different flavor seasonings and kernels. Turns out, that it's really all about the oil. (and yes flavacol) This oil recreated the movie popcorn experience. I've been surprised in that even with cheap generic kernels, the popcorn had the flavor I was seeking. So in researching, turns out the kernel brand determines how many kernels get popped and how many are left unpopped, due to the moisture within the kernels. In any case, I finally found what was needed to enjoy movie theater popcorn at home. I do wish the price was a tad lower. I do recommend this brand.

I am in party rental business and I would definitely recommend this. It lasted for a very long time. Not too salty, worked efficiently, popped great and didnt require much heat.

This tastes legit like movie theater butter. I don't know if this particular brand is used in theaters but this is definitely the stuff.

I've been a Butter Purist (TM) for literal decades. Seeing those tubs of margarine at the grocery gives me flashbacks to growing up in the 1970s and 1980s when butter became The Root Of All Evil. Friends, those were dark days. I digress.So I buy a few boxes of butter every month to use for cooking and baking and, of course, spreading on peanut butter sandwiches, because if you remember that milk commercial and because of that commercial you remember that Aaron Burr was who killed Alexander Hamilton but you can't say that out loud if your mouth is all stuck together with peanut butter, you'll know why you'd want to add a smear of butter to your PB sandwiches. Besides, butter is delicious. Again, I digress.But recently the price of butter has shot up (along with everything else, amirite?) and I just can't throw it on everything willy-nilly anymore. So I started looking for cheaper butter substitutes I could use that weren't watery like margarine, something where I needed a fat with the mere flavor of butter blended into a dish or greased onto a pan. Then I found this stuff. Whoda known a popcorn-cooking oil would work so well! I poured it up into a squirt bottle and we now use it to cook eggs or to put into foods where Real Butter doesn't need to be a star.I don't have the figures anymore, but one night after a few too many wine spritzers and before I ordered a $25 jug of oil I'd never even tasted, I did the math with a sharpie on a paper towel to see how the price compared to butter. So I'm not going to redo the math for your amusement, but as of 2022, this stuff is a lot cheaper per ounce than butter. You can math it out. Use the calculator on your phone.Now, this stuff isn't magic. I'll still be using butter for baking, unless the recipe calls for an oil. And on the aforementioned PB sandwiches. But we've been pretty happy so far using this weird butter-flavored popcorn oil for cooking.Next we'll have to try it when making, you know, actual popcorn. It's GOT to be tastier than popping it in vegetable oil, right?My only complaint is the color. It's radioactive orange. Which means our eggs have an orange tinge they don't have when cooked in butter. I wish there wasn't so VERY much food coloring in this stuff. Not that I'm opposed to food coloring, I just bought some new colors to jazz up the Halloween treats I'm making this weekend. But if something tastes similar to butter, I'd prefer it be a color similar to butter. Not "I am a convicted felon who is on work release to pick up trash alongside the highway for a nickel a day that helps me pay for cigarettes" orange. You know what color I'm talking about. ... Yes, you do.