Orville Redenbacher's Gourmet Popping Corn, Fat Free Smart Pop Kettle PopCorn

Orville Redenbacher's Gourmet Fat Free Smart Pop Kettle PopCorn is a familiar sight in the supermarket snack aisle, shelved alongside other microwave popcorns, salty snacks and convenience munchies. Packaged as an 8.07 oz recyclable carton containing microwaveable bags, it sits near family-oriented brands and value SKUs rather than specialty organic chips. This product is pitched for quick snack occasions — think movie night on the couch, game-day spreads, or a grab-and-go road-trip treat — and is designed to appeal to shoppers seeking a lighter, sweet-and-salty popcorn experience. The brand leans on middle-America nostalgia and popcorn heritage while signaling modern health-conscious tweaks: “94% fat free,” “made with 100% whole grain,” “non-GMO popcorn,” and “gluten free” appear as label cues that create a health-halo without organic certification. Kid-friendly language and the promise of a pop-up bowl feed a convivial, family-focused marketing angle. In plain terms the product is a processed microwave popcorn: whole grain corn is combined with palm oil, salt, and sucralose, then portioned and packaged for rapid popping. Sensory details lean into contrast — light, airy popped kernels with a hint of kettle-style sweetness balanced by salt, and a slightly slick mouthfeel from added oil. The ritual is fast and familiar: microwave, hear the pops, open and pour into a bowl to share. While it evokes homemade popcorn rituals, its convenience, shelf-stable packaging, and added sweetener and oil position it firmly as a modern processed snack staple in American grocery culture.