This old open pollenated variety of popcorn is similar to Tom Thumb. It is one of the first varieties that Brian grew as a small boy! If you like small, hulless, tender popcorn, you definitely will want to try this type!
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17 Reviews
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Best
I love the Ladyfinger because it's great. But, also because their hulless is the only popcorn my GI surgeon allows me to enjoy.
If you have medical restrictions for eating this wonderful snack, I won my doctors over using the huless!
Cheryl -
Best of the best
Ok so I am a popcorn fanatic. I do not like hulls. This Ladyfinger is tender, tasty and no hulls.
I have not had one person not beg for more.
Try popping on ghee. Yummmm -
Not for my Poplite air popper
These small kernels blow out of my Presto Poplite air popper immediately, unpopped. The medium white popcorn and purple popcorn work fine.
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Lady Finger is a great Hulless popcorn
I’ve been buying tender white for years so this was the first time I tried lady finger; it’s now my favorite. Tiny popcorn with a giant taste. Love it! Won’t buy popcorn from anyone else!
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Ladyfinger
My grandpa used to make Tom Thumb popcorn in a wire basket over the fireplace most every Saturday night back in the 1950s. This is as close to that perfect popcorn that I have found. Of course, he used bacon grease instead of vegetable oil.
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Ladyfinger popcorn
The popcorn was too tiny, like the leftover pieces at the bottom of the bowl.
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Yummy Yummy
I love the 2lb package popcorn better than the microwave. The microwave has a taste I don't like. I put the bag popcorn in my air popper & it works great & I can put my own salt & butter on it. How should I store this popcorn? I was thinking of a glass jar that has a tight seal.
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Wow!
Tender, no hulls, delicious! Hardly needs butter!
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Delicious Little Morsels of Happiness
In my advanced years I have sharpened my focus on enjoying the comfort foods I have encountered during my lifetime. So many dishes, so little time!. Popcorn is one of the simplest. The first crunchy bite of these little Ladyfinger morsels packed with flavor took me back to Saturday nights with my family. We would each get to shell an ear of golden popcorn that we had grown in our very large garden (we grew nearly all of our fruits and vegetables in it for the winter). Mom popped it and put it into a huge enameled bowl, and make hot chocolate with real whipped cream (from our cows) to put on top. Life doesn't get any better than that!
