This Amish Country Ladyfinger popcorn is subtle in taste.  The size of the popped corn is quite small. I have yet to get a hull stuck in my teeth; yes, there are still hulls on the corn but they are insignificant.  For example, at the bottom of the bowl I see a few hulls.  I touch them with my finger and they break apart/crumble.  With regular popcorn the hulls are hard and have a sharp edge and they do not break or crumble when touched...and they stick in my teeth.  With the Ladyfinger popcorn they literally crumble and have no hard or sharp edges.