A: I don't what your looking at but none of what you said is what the nutrition label on the bag says.

A: Yes- the Nutritional Label on the Sea Salt and the White Cheddar flavors DO state exactly what the OP is questioning, which doesn’t make sense. However, the nutritional label on the Kettle Corn flavor states Serving Size: 1 cup & approx. 5 servings in bag. Caloric value per serving is the same on all bags (which doesn’t make sense for all three either obviously). First person to reply to OP’s query didn’t bother to view or compare all three nutritional labels before responding.

A: I disagree. This popcorn is very good. Btw this forum is for questions not reviews.

A: Khloé Kardashian is the founder and owner of Khloud Protein Popcorn

A: Like the little seeds? Mostly no, I eat a whole package in one sitting and maybe get a displeasing hard thing like once or twice.

A: Thanks for the question, popcorn labels can definitely look confusing! The bag is 4 oz by weight, but popcorn is super light and airy, so a small weight fills a huge amount of volume. That’s why each serving is listed as 2.5 cups - the FDA requires popcorn serving sizes to be measured by cups (volume) instead of ounces. So even though the bag only weighs 4 oz, it still adds up to about 10 cups of popcorn, which is completely normal for this category. Nothing was mislabeled, it’s just a funny quirk of how popcorn works!

A: The serving size is based on weight (grams). The cheddar and kettle weigh more per kernel since they have more flavoring added.

A: Yes the bag states it is gluten free.