The Way We Make It: Unlike many popcorn companies that mass produce their product with no human interaction through a continual flow process of popping, coating, sifting and cooling we perform each step separately, by hand, in small batches. We believe to make the very best gourmet popcorn it is more art than science and carefully trained people must be a part of it. We call these people our "Pop Artists". It's the difference between a chef cooking your food and a machine cooking your food.

The Freshness Factor: We make our 27 flavors by hand, daily, and then ship them within 24 hours. A special experience is waiting for the recipient of our gourmet popcorn. Unlike a lot of the large gift companies we do not make or pack our gift tins up months, weeks or even days ahead of time. What we make in the morning is shipped out that afternoon. Every canister is guaranteed to arrive fresh and in perfect condition.

The Gift of Love: Simply put, people love our popcorn and they will love you for sending it. In fact, our popcorn generates such a reaction from people receiving it as a gift they often request it again from the person who sent it to them! Our fabulous popcorn is guaranteed to make an impression and really "WOW" that someone special, friend or client.

The Customer Care: Popcorn Palace's reputation is based not only on the quality of our gourmet popcorn, but also our commitment to extraordinary Customer Care. Here, real people answer the phone who are knowledgeable about our products and services. We are happy to assist you whatever your reason may be for calling.

The History - 10 years of Excellence: Popcorn Palace has grown by leaps and bounds every year. Along the way the company has appeared frequently on national TV and in many magazines and newspapers, including Fortune Small Business and the Chicago Tribune. The Tribune ran a taste test and declared our popcorn the most awesome snack they've ever tried, and awarded Popcorn Palace the only A+ grade. Popcorn Palace has been featured on the Food Network several times including Rachel Ray's "$40 A Day" and a show hosted by The Today Show's Al Roker called "Roker on the Road".