Corn & Co

Delicious! Gluten free and vegan options available… So many flavors and choices. This popcorn would also make a great gift!

I have done some things, at some points in my life, that require «morning after» evaluations of my night before choices. I almost always land on, «yup, worth it» during those evaluations. Never, has that involved popcorn, until now.
More than once I have finished a large bag of either chedder, bacon and chedder, jalapeño chedder, candy cane, salt and vinegar, in bed, late at night. This results in waking up with kernels stuck to the side of my face. I’m not sorry. I will definitely do this again, a lot.
Also, popcorn for dinner makes complete and reasonable sense if that makes you feel less dirty than sleeping with it.

WARNING: Their popcorn is like crack and they also have amazing flavors. Some of my favorites flavors are salt & vinegar and kettle corn cinamon. There are some other exotic flavors like curry coconut and the Works (cheese burger).

Just met Bobby at the Farmers Market at Kendall and am IN LOVE… (Sorry Bobby with the Popcorn)! Have been buying since last years Farmers Market…
Windy city was never a big hit of mine until I had Garretts (they gifted it to people at a work thing) and I was like OMG what is this combination all about, That cant be good… so I gave in & tried it & OMG… SEX IN YOUR MOUTH (sorry, too graphic??)
Ok so then I have tried others looking for that Garrett thing & Nothing ever compared,… UNTIL NOW… Cheese is soo cheesy without leaving you looking like you have been eating Cheetos all day & the Caramel isnt old stale tasting.
Best Popcorn Ever… Flavor assortment is crazy town. So many things that people would never think to put on popcorn. Im not a sweet girl, I crave salty things where other people always want cake, NOT ME. I want Popcorn… so this is my fave thing ever.
Love that they are here at the Farmers Market for the few months… Hate when they leave, but then I can always go to Lowell to get some.
And Bobby was a great guy, Nice, welcoming & will help you out with anything!
Great work!

They’re back!
Corn & Co. has a great location in Lowell, and will be coming back to Burlington soon. I love visiting, and am always greeted welcomingly by the staff. Try their jalapeño cheddar popcorn– it’s amazing!

AMAZING flavors — friendly service!
As out-​of-​towners, we happened upon this place as we were strolling through the mall and I can never resist a popcorn shop. Stopped in our of curiosity and left with a bag of half cheddar, half marshmallow: heaven.
Before we returned to New York, we purposely stopped by the mall to pick up more popcorn — I was yearning for more Marshmallow! Unfortunately, it wasn’t one of their featured flavors that day and the vacuum-​sealed packs didn’t really appeal to me, so I left empty handed.
Next time we come back, hopefully they’re serving Marshmallow =)

Came to this place just by chance. They let you sample anything you like, which is cool! Yummy yum! I love the Marshmallow flavored popcorn here.

I’m torn on my rating. The three stars are all for the popcorn which I thought was delicious. I had the marshmallow and cheese together and the sweet/​salty was a great mix. So why not 5 stars? Because the whole ordering process and the store itself were not very welcoming.
The store itself was mostly empty. Some prefilled bags on the right, lots of counter area with nothing on it. And not color, everything was white. All the corn was white except for the cheddar. Where were all the rainbow stuff? No information on how you order, prices or packaging. Had to ask everything. They have wax bags, 2 scoops is the bag half filled for $ 6. Hmm… that doesn’t seem like much for $ 6. A full bag is 4 scoops for $ 9. Now what flavors? The associate points out the popcorn periodic table. Awesome, looks like over 50 flavors! Can I try pickle? Oh no, we don’t have all the flavors all the time. Here is what we have today. Hmmm. the four regulars available all the time (cheese, caramel, plain and kettle i think) and like 3 or four others so maybe 8 flavors. Well that’s not very exciting. And where are they, there’s nothing on the shelf? So I order the marshmallow and cheddar. The associate goes UNDER the counter and is scooping stuff, I can’t see what she’s doing or what she’s scooping. Really? Put the food at eye level so I can see what I’m getting. Luckily my associate was generous with the scoops. My two scoops filled the bag about ²⁄₃ full instead of ½. Thanks honey.
So the popcorn is tasty but they need more flavors. Fill the shelves. Show off the food. If it weren’t’ for the popper going which attracts people with aroma and sound there is nothing to draw people into the store and nothing exciting to show them once they get there.
Nice product but experience of purchasing was drab and dull and I won’t rush back.

I really liked the popcorn I tried at Unilocal’s Merry Merry Marketplace on the 3^rd of december. It reminded me of the popcorn my grandmother use to order from Popcorn factory during christmas time. Every year up until she passed she’d send us a big bin of popcorn, and it was delightful.
I loved the eggnog popcorn I tried at the marketplace, so I bought a bag. It wasn’t labeled, but they assured me at the booth that it was Eggnog popcorn. I was so excited to bring the eggnog popcorn home and have my boyfriend try it, that as soon as I got into the door, I opened the bag for him to try. It was horribly disappointing. It tasted like their rainbow popcorn with afternotes of caramel. It was not the popcorn I thought I was buying.
The next day I immediately wrote the company, explaining what had happened. They followed up with me the day after that apologizing and requesting my mailing address so they could ship me out a new bag. By the 6^th of december I had sent out my address hoping to see the bag of popcorn in the mail.
On the 18^th of December, I was cooking in the kitchen and noticed the bag of popcorn sitting on the shelf from the marketplace, and was reminded that I had yet to receive the replacement bag, so I once again politely reached out to the company just inquiring about roughly when I would be receiving my bag of popcorn.
They never got back to me. It’s now they 9^th of January.
Needless to say, I’m horribly disappointed. I’ll probably never buy from them again, unless I open the bag in front of them, taste it and know it’s exactly what I bought.
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Since my Unilocal Review, Corn and Co reached out to me, apologized for the mix up and immediately made up for it by sending me a shiny new bag of popcorn. There was a little communication issue, but that happens (Especially around the holidays) so I am willing to forgive.
As I kept saying previously I really did love the product, it was like stepping back into my childhood. I don’t generally go back and redo my reviews, but I feel they made a good effort to make me happy, and reach out to me again.
I’m also pleased to say that the Eggnog popcorn this time around tasted right, and I was very pleased with the flavor which was locked upon each kernel of corn deliciousness.

Cheddar caramel was my favorite combination, who knew it would be so good? I also like the Italian blend a lot as well.
I wish I was still in Boston just for these popcorns. They make a ton of different kinds and the dude told me he could customize any blend you want! That’s so cool.
WHen I get married, I am definitely ordering this for my wedding dessert bar/​late night sober up. It is S O O O GOOD!

I am a huge fan of Corn & Co. Every week when they are at SoWa it is a must stop at to try flavors I haven’t tried before as well as stock up on my favorites. Windy City, Double Rainbow and Marshmallow are my flavors of choice. What the Corn & Co. team have going is great. Unique flavors, great attitudes and an genuine passion for popcorn. I highly recommend stopping by their shop in Burlington Mall or at SoWa next time!

For someone who doesn’t like popcorn, this place has some serious addictive qualities that’s in the popcorn. I have eaten cracker jacks at baseball games but that’s about it. After trying their popcorn, I was like oh wow, that is pretty damn tasty. They have all these different flavors which you probably haven’t ever thought of, like the cheese & caramel in the same bag! My co-​worker tried this & is totally addicted as well, it’s her favorite. So glad they’re now in Downtown Crossing every week which makes it convenient, but also dangerous!

As someone who owns a Whirley Pop and sneers at Orville Redenbacher, I say to Corn and Co — teach me, masters! I haven’t visited the mall location, but I’ve had the chance to try several flavors when they are at the street markets in downtown Boston, and they are flippin’ amazing. DOUBLE RAINBOW POPCORN. Nuff said. Every color kernel does taste different! Also tried Maple Bacon, S’mores, Teriyaki, & Dill Pickle, and those are like 1% of the flavors this company makes! With 3 small bags for $ 10, it’s not a bad deal to try some out. Not only does the product more than stand on its own, the guy at the stand was excited, answered everyone’s questions, handed out samples, offered the opportunity to place future pick up orders at the Boston markets, and even gave me a buy one get one free coupon to use next time that reads, «Because you’re AWESOME.» A little customer service goes a LONG way today, and Corn and Co has a fan for life!

I had the chance to try their popcorn at Unilocal’s Midsummer Odyssey event. They offered Thai Chili, S’mores, Pina Colada, Windy City and one/​two more flavors.
I am addicted to their Thai Chili flavor! S’mores is a little bit too sweet for me. Pina Colada is an interesting flavor.
I can’t wait to try some other flavors… wasabi, salt and vinegar, buffalo wings…

I’m not a fan of popcorn, which is why I was very surprised with how much I enjoyed Corn & Co! They have so many unique flavors, and they all taste delicious. I was recently at an event where they were giving out popcorn and was able to try a few flavors. My favorite flavor was the «North End Pizza» hands down, but the «Pina Colada» comes in a close second! This place is definitely worth trying out. It’s the perfect snack to bring to a movie night.

I have a problem and it’s called POPCORN.
Allow me to contextualize this. Every year, I wait for the popcorn barrels during the holidays and I will buy as many as I can in search of delicious popcorn. Sure, I’ll eat the mediocre stuff at the movie theater and fairs. But I think we are all aware that popcorn genius exists out there and this place has made it accessible :-)
Corn & Co has made me a very happy, if a bit obsessed customer, or as they put it «lucky snacker.» From the first bag I had, I was hooked. I immediately went online to search this place and figure out it’s history (yeah, I’m that kind of person).
I found that the place is just starting out. That they are socially responsible and a cute little start up :-) And so, my loyalty began and my addiction took hold. Now, I can’t go a day without passing the I-​95 exit towards the mall without struggling a little as to whether I should go and satiate my addiction or not; I usually fold on bad days ;-)
This place is a dream come true and does not compare to the home-​made stuff I make with Rosemary and cayenne. The flavors are too exquisite, on-​point, and addicting to go back.
…I’ll stop now. I think you get the idea… I’m a Corn & Co convert.

My husband came home from the Burlington Mall a few weeks ago and told me he had a surprise. Ok, cool.
That surprise was Pickle-​flavored popcorn from Corn & Co., a new store in the mall. I was, of course, skeptical. Upon my first bite, I was met with an intense pickle flavor (not overwhelming — it was perfect) and could not believe how realistic it tasted!
He got the marshmallow flavor, which tasted EXACTLY like marshmallow!
We went back to the mall the following week and he was so excited to show me the store.
We purchased a bag each (I got a mix of white & cheddar cheeses, he got a mix of cheddar cheese & pizza) and ate them both that night.
It’s a bit pricey for popcorn ($ 12 for 2 mediums, which are WAY smaller than movie-​theater mediums), but you’re supporting a local, family owned business, and getting quality popcorn! The husband-​and-​wife team working that day took their time to talk to us, get to know us, give us background info on the company, etc… Fantastic customer service all around (not just wish us — I witnessed it with other customers too).
You can also tell they put a lot of thought into the store — from the old time, apothecary décor to the periodic table of popcorn!
They have different flavors to sample/​sell every day, so you may not be able to get your favorite every time. But every flavor I tried was fantastic!

Corn is my favorite thing on the planet. Cryptozoology and beef jerky and Kara G and other stuff ranks up there, sure, but let’s be honest: the ear-​est is nearest and dearest.
So when a joint says, «I’m gonna take your favorite thing, and blow it up in front of your face, and then make you eat it,» well sir, them’s fighting words.
A few bites later and I’m thanking them kindly.
Corn & Co is positioned to pop — a creative blend of savory seasoned (or candied for the sweet of tooth) corn with a modern, franchise-​ready feel and the periodic table of niche flavors to match. Three bag sizes, filled to the brim with your choice of 5 – 6 daily menu features. Or mix-​n-​match, if you must, but I’d trust the one or two specialty blends the experts suggest. Wasabi + birthday cake = no bueno. Bacon + cheesesteak, or cajun + fried chicken = I’d eat your baby if I spilled some on him.
I got the dill pickle, which dagnabbit, tasted like a pickle. Not so pungent to where all you get is vinegar, but a nice blend of powdered pickle power that had the corn gone in no time. She went for the Windy City Mix, an homage to pop star Garrett’s Chicago Mix — the original unholy blend of equal parts caramel and cheddar that will ruin you on any other snack. Can Corn & Co stack up? The caramel is a bit sweeter (Garrett has a brilliant burnt bitterness and lays on the flavor-​melding fat), but Corn & Co’s salty cheddar reins supreme and their blend decidedly healthier. I’ll need 83 more bags of each to make a final decision.
The downfall to fresh popped corn and a vast variety of small batch, hand-​crafted flavorants is a limited selection that rotates daily. Craving jalapeño? You may have to wait a week. And some may be dissuaded by just-​under movie theater pricing, but trust me, it’s worth it. For plain Jane corn, pop some at home in a Jiffy. For the good stuff, brave the Burlington crowds and take home a barrel.

Do you like company? Wait wait wait, I’m getting ahead of myself… do you like corn? Answer no to either one of those and we probably can’t be friends.
Tucked away on the 2^nd floor of the Burlington Mall is the stuff of every corn lover’s dreams (and every dentist’s nightmares). Corn & Co dishes out some seriously delicious and wildly creative popcorn options. They serve up everything from the tried and true to rotating specials pulled off their Periodic Table of Popcorn. The table, broken into Candied and Seasoned flavors, is displayed prominently on the back wall of this bright specialty store (Popcorn + Nerdery = Love).
On the daily you can expect the basics plus a few specials popped fresh and mixed all day by the lovely owners. On our visit they were incredibly happy to talk flavors, give us the breakdown of their ordering system and offer up samples so we could ultimately make our own personal Sophie’s Choice for that day’s snacks. We sampled wasabi and ketchup– both tasty and remarkably accurate in flavor. Though I didn’t try it, I give big ups for the name of that day’s special: the meme-​rific «Double Rainbow» made up entirely of their candied fruit flavors.
Ultimately the boy went for the Dill Pickle and I opted for a bag of the «Windy City Mix». Corn & Co’s cheddar/​caramel corn rendition easily bested the great Garrett’s mix of Chi-​town in my book. While I’d like to say I’m excited to go back and try the cornucopia of other flavors (ugh pun), I’m probably going to return to the «Windy City Mix» over and over again. It’s just that good.
I’d say this is well worth the trip out to Burlington and the inevitable kernel-​in-​teeth dilemma.

The idea was pretty cool and I went in to check it out but there was someone who I think was the owner bothering these two guys for taking pictures which I thought was very weird. So I went to the counter and made a purchase and it was «ok» and it seems more like a fad but who knows. I mean I will try it again I guess but that person with a pony tail made it a little uncomfortable to be there.

On a recent stop to the Burlington Mall I saw that in place of the old magazine store that sold scratch tickets and cigars was speciality popcorn store that sold at least a dozen different flavors of popcorn. They were generous with the samples and it is a must if you’re getting something other plain or cheese. I even tried a sample of dill pickle, it actually tasted like pickles. I ended up ordering the caramel apple. I didn’t like the apple as much, it was a little too green apple for me, but it grew on me. The caramel was what you would expect it to be.