Target Fans Say They 'Ordered 10 Bags' of This Returning Snack

Robin Shreeves
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One fan said it's so good "it made me stop talking for a half hour."

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Fans have been "waiting patiently for this day." What day, you may ask? The day they can stock back up on their favorite popcorn at Target. This isn't just any popcorn. It's not just any old popcorn from the store's Good & Gather or Favorite Day brands. This popcorn is so good that as soon as it hit Target's shelves, it disappeared so quickly that TikTok users posted videos of themselves hunting for any overlooked bags left on shelves.

That was over a year ago, and Tabitha Brown's organic popcorn in Roasted Garlic & Parmesan and Dill Pickle has finally returned. There's no word whether the third variety from last year, Sweet & Salty, will also return.

Brown, an Emmy award-winning actress, vegan food personality, and three-time New York Times bestselling author, has a line of food at Target that includes popcorn, hummus, ravioli, and more. Her popcorn, if the excitement on social media is any indication, is the stand-out product of the line.

Tabitha Brown Popcorn Returns to Target Shelves

Target announced the popcorn return on Instagram, saying, "It's back!!! And it's here to stay. Find your fave @iamtabithabrown organic popcorn in Roasted Garlic & Parmesan and Dill Pickle on Target.com and in select Target stores now."

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You could say the crowd went wild in the comments.

"It's really that good, made me stop talking for a half hour," one commenter—who must have been munching down on popcorn for 30 minutes—said. Others commented they've been "waiting patiently," they were "running to Target" right away, and "I just ordered 10 bags."

When Target first introduced the popcorn, one fan even called her local store's manager to "ask him to put some up for me." "I know I got on that man's nerves," she said.

That must be some excellent popcorn to cause someone to pick up the phone and bug a store manager. We all know it takes something pretty important to make an actual phone call these days.

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