How one snack idea went from “ew” to epic.
Not every Opopop flavor begins with fire and fury.
Some start in silence—with one woman and her unstoppable passion for pickles.
That woman? Linda.
Her love for briny, sour, crunchy spears was legendary.
She brought jars into the office. Added them to everything from sandwiches to oatmeal (Yes, really.)
We thought it was a phase.
It was not a phase.
Then, one day, she dropped a sentence that would divide the snack room in half:
“Dill pickle popcorn. We need to make it.”
Half the team laughed.
The other half looked intrigued.
And a very passionate debate began.
🧪 The Great Pickle Debate
Team Pickle Skeptics:
“Is this a prank? Who wants popcorn that smells like a deli?”
Team Pickle Enthusiasts:
“Are you kidding? That would SLAP.”
Some rolled their eyes.
Others rolled up their sleeves.
Linda made her case: If she could turn skeptics into believers, the flavor would move forward.
It wasn’t a dare. It wasn’t a bet.
It was a mission.
⚗️ From Concept to Craving
What followed was weeks of recipe tests, vinegar-tasting marathons, and some extremely divided taste panels.
Too sour. Too salty. Too weird.
There was one batch that—according to legend—made the entire marketing team cry.
But slowly, it started to work.
The dill got dialed in.
The spices hit just right.
That crisp, clean pickle zing landed like a flavor mic drop.
Then came the real turning point:
One of the loudest anti-picklers took a bite. Then another. Then another.
“Okay, wait… this is actually amazing.”
🟢 Enter: Pickle Monster
We gave it a name as bold as its flavor.
Pickle Monster is the snack for anyone who’s ever fished the last spear out of the jar and sipped the brine.
It’s zesty, punchy, and just the right kind of weird.
A flavor that turns doubters into diehards—and popcorn into a pickled masterpiece.
Ready to Relish It?
Whether you’re a dill devotee or a flavor daredevil, one thing’s for sure:
You’ve never had popcorn like this.
Taste it while it’s still in town—Pickle Monster is a limited-run summer flavor.
Once it’s gone, it’s gone.