For generations, the Yoder family has been a popping success in Shipshewana. Grown in the heart of Amish country, Yoder Popcorn has everything you need to enjoy this classic Hoosier snack, from traditional popcorn to microwave plus other specialties, along with the seasonings and salts to spice it up.
Rufus Yoder started growing popcorn on his family farm in 1936, and as is tradition in Amish custom, he shared excess crops with his neighbors and friends. Word of mouth spread, and soon this Indiana business was born.
Now the business is run by fourth generation Russ Yoder and his wife, Allyse. The Yoders farm 1,800 acres, continuing the tradition of providing customers with a quality local product and superb customer service that has been a stronghold ever since the doors open.
To learn more or check out the online shop, visit yoderpopcorn.com.
Note: This product was featured as a giveaway in our Summer 2023 issue. The giveaway has now ended. Thanks to all who participated.
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I love their popcorn. It pops up nice and big. With very little hauls.
Love to support Indiana grown businesses. Go Hoosiers
We love this popcorn! Thank you for this opportunity!
Best popcorn ever, I have tried all of the varieties, they are all delicious.
Who doesn’t like Indiana popcorn! Especially with butter…mmmm!
Have not heard of your popcorn until I recd My Indiana Home magazine. But from the reviews I’ll give it a go.
I have used Yoder popcorn for a number of years and love it!
Nothing better than Indiana 🍿
Nothing better than Indiana 🍿
I love this popcorn. The little white kernels are my favorite. Isn’t that called ladyfingers hulled or something close to that? I know it when I see it.
I have never tried Yoder popcorn is it available some where near Brazil, In.
I would love to share this popcorn with my family..
Love supporting local business.
We came thru Shipshewana yesterday and saw the big, beautiful Yoder Popcorn Store at the intersection of 5 and 20. Haven’t tried their popcorn yet, but will very soon.
Thanks for the opportunity to win the gift basket.
I absolutely love popcorn! As a little girl, I remember my grandmother always having an aluminum pan full of white popcorn, sitting on the kitchen radiator. (That may have been how my love for popcorn started.) Now my granddaughter asks for popcorn when she comes to visit me, in what was once my same grandmother’s house. My granddaughter, who is 3 years old, loves to help make the popcorn and squeals with delight when it starts popping and especially when it pops over. She also likes to share the popped corn with the dogs. 🙂