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Snack Time with Tommy Tucker #Review

Snack Time with Tommy Tucker 

The image shows the words "Tommy Tucker" in bold, cursive, yellow letters with a red outline, slanted upwards to the right. The text has a playful, retro style with a white background.
Tommy Tucker are a family business driven by success to the largest independent popcorn manufacturer in the UK and “the supplier of choice to the cinema industry”. Their business is built on the requirements of their customers and from 20+ years of trading within the cinema, Leisure and Retail industries. They’ve developed the ability for flexing their business to meet demands for innovative new products, packaging design and changes in consumer tastes whilst maintaining balanced margins with the very best of services. 

Over the past week we’ve been trying out some of their popcorn flavours, it’s been a tough job but someone had to do it. We were sent a selection of flavours, some classic favourites and some not so but we were willing to try them all and see what they were all like.

Seven packets of Thomas Tucker popcorn are arranged in a group. Flavours include: Lightly Popped Chilli & Lemon (pink), Sweet & Salty (red), Fruits of the Forest (purple), Cheddar Cheese (gold), Luxury Toffee (white), and Sweet & Crunchy (white).
With my three children ready to help me out we set out a fun taste testing station where we filled small bowls with all the different flavours of popcorn to try. Some flavours were liked more than others but that comes down to the individuals personal tastes. The Toffee and Luxury Toffee were a huge hit but everyone loves Toffee popcorn, right? The Sweet and Sweet & Salt were also delicious, I think they were the overall majority winner on the day.

The Cheddar Cheese and Coconut were not so popular but they were interesting to try. 

One thing that I can say though is whether we liked the flavour or not the overall popcorn quality was really good. Each bag was full of fresh popcorn coated well in it’s flavour and tastes just as they should. One thing I liked was at the bottom of the bag there was lots of bits of broken popcorn but hardly and unpopped kernels like you find in some brands.

A bowl filled with popcorn sits in front of a light purple bag labelled “1988 Thomas Tucker Popcorn, Lightly Popped, Sweet ’n’ Salt.” The popcorn appears white and fluffy with some caramelised spots.
We have had a fantastic time testing out all the different Tommy Tucker popcorn flavours and have to say, it’s been one of our favourite taste tests this year. We may not have any left now but they were fun and very yummy whilst they lasted. Thank you Tommy Tucker!

Disclosure: We received our samples for free in return for an honest review.

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