Delicious, fresh, hand-popped,
gluten-free kettle corn &
other specialty popcorn
Our Pricing
OUR DELICIOUS KETTLE CORN:
$5 for a small bag.
$10 for a medium bag.
$15 for a large bag.
FRESH, HANDPOPPED SPECIALTY CORNS:
$7 for a small bag.
$14 for a medium bag.
$20 for a large bag.
SERVING SIZES:
Small bag = approximately (3) 3-cup servings.
Medium bag = approximately (6) 3-cup servings.
Large bag = approximately (9) 3-cup servings.
BULK PRICING (minimum 100 servings):
Delicious Kettle Corn in bulk cost: $1 per 3-cup serving
Fresh, Handpopped Specialty Corns cost: $2 per 3-cup serving
Minimum order quantities will apply when we’re not at events, markets, etc.
Delivery fees or minimum purchase amounts will apply outside of our delivery area.
Venmo and Zelle are preferred. Cash and credit cards are also accepted forms of payment.
Introducing Roadside Popcorn
- Family-owned, family-operated.
- Based in Katy, Texas.
- All popcorn is made and sold fresh!
- Sign up to receive notifications for new flavors and our upcoming events.
- Special discount for military, classroom, and school orders.
- CONTACT US to register your charity to receive donations when online orders are made.
- Visit us at festivals, markets, events, private parties, school fundraisers, event concessions, swim meets, soccer and sports fields, realtor open houses, rodeos, and more.
- If we're not where you are, let us know where we should go next.
- Delivery available.
- Traditional and unique fundraisers available. CONTACT US for more info.
- Roadside Popcorn is not for resale and shipping is discouraged to maintain freshness.
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THANK YOU KATY, TEXAS FOR ALLOWING US TO SERVE YOU!
Where to find us
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The Origin of Roadside Popcorn
As poor kids in Katy, Texas, we found joy in sharing popcorn. Not really. We competed to see who could eat the most and the fastest or who could keep up with Dad and his huge bowls as we watched baseball, movies, or The Fall Guy. Thank goodness it was a cheap snack and mom and dad always had plenty!
15 years later while serving a mission in Ecuador, families with dirt floors and skinny kids would ask missionaries what our favorite meals were so they could sacrifice and provide that to a humble servant of God. I found out early how hard it is to eat in front of hungry kids so I started telling everyone who’d listen that my favorite food was canguil, Ecuadorian word for popcorn. It’s so much easier to share a bowl of popcorn than a plate of rice or a salad, and the kids loved it too!
So when Covid hit, and the pandemic lockdown closed my event promotion business and livelihood, I figured that popcorn could bring us all some joy again and maybe fill in for some lost income. So now I make delicious kettle corn and other specialty corns for people to eat all by themselves, compete with their siblings, or share with their friends. Hearing people say that I make the best kettle corn they’ve ever had doesn’t pay the bills, but it gives me joy knowing that their lives are a little better during such a trying time in our lives.