Colorado Popcorn Company: A Family Tradition With A Flavor For Every Mood

Colorado Popcorn Company began in Sterling, Colorado, in 1987. Family-owned from the start, it built its business around gourmet popcorn and the many different directions a familiar snack can take.

Today, the company describes its work across manufacturing, wholesale, and retail, with flavors reaching gift shops, boutiques, and hotels around the United States.

A Classic At The Center

Caramel Popcorn has been part of the company’s story since the beginning. The listing describes caramel made the old-fashioned way and identifies the flavor as a classic since 1987.

Butter Pecan carries another connection to those early days: its description says the recipe dates to 1987, pairing pecan-flavored candied popcorn with candy-coated pecan halves.

Those longstanding recipes give the collection an anchor, even as the range moves into fruit-inspired colors, chocolate drizzles, and savory seasonings.

Choose By The Kind Of Snack You Want

Some flavors are straightforwardly savory. Others lean into the crisp coating of candied popcorn, while chocolate-drizzled versions move closer to a dessert-style treat.

The current collection gives you twenty flavors to compare. Start with the direction you already enjoy, then leave room for something that catches your curiosity.

Colorado Style: Sweet Meets Savory

Colorado Style mixes the company’s classic caramel popcorn with white cheddar popcorn. It is a combination built around contrast: sweet coating beside a savory cheese direction.

If you find yourself choosing between caramel and cheddar, this is the listing that puts both in one bag. Its ingredient description includes dairy from the cheese and buttermilk powders.

Chocolate, Nuts, And More Texture

Turtle combines caramel popcorn, candied pecans, dark chocolate, and caramel sauce in the serving description. Caramel Peanut takes a simpler route with sea-salted peanuts.

Amaretto is described as almond-flavored candied popcorn with sliced almonds. The flavor name alone is not a statement that an alcoholic drink has been added; use the current ingredient list for the recipe details.

Snickers Caramel adds pieces of the named candy bar. Its listed ingredients include peanut, milk, soy, and egg components, making it a different dietary choice from plain caramel.

Fruit-Inspired And Celebration Flavors

Caramel Apple mixes caramel popcorn with green-apple-flavored candied popcorn. Blueberry Cheesecake and Strawberry Cheesecake combine cheesecake-flavored pieces with their respective fruit-flavored directions.

Raspberry White Chocolate pairs raspberry-flavored candied popcorn with a white chocolate drizzle. Birthday Cake adds a cake-flavored coating, white chocolate, and sprinkles.

These are flavor descriptions, not a promise of whole fruit in every recipe. The ingredient lists distinguish actual nuts, chocolate, candy pieces, flavorings, and colors.

Recipes vary: cheese flavors contain dairy, Amaretto contains almonds, several caramel and chocolate versions contain peanuts or pecans, and many listings name soy lecithin. All twenty descriptions state shared-facility processing with dairy, soy, peanuts, wheat, eggs, and tree nuts. Review current labels for your needs.

Why We Carry Colorado Popcorn Company

We appreciate the combination of a long family history and a genuinely varied snack collection. Sterling roots and recipes connected to 1987 give the business its foundation, while the flavors leave plenty of room to play.

Choose a taste you already love, add one you have not tried, and give the next snack break a little more personality.