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Gourmet Drizzle Popcorn

04/14/2009

If you’ve ever been fortunate enough to try Dale and Thomas’ Drizzlecorn than you know how delicious it is. We normally are given some around the holidays, but go without the rest of the year because it is so expensive.

Well, for Valentine’s Day, I decided to make Tim some peanut butter, white chocolate, toffee drizzle popcorn. It was a huge success! We’ve actually made it a couple of times since and it never lasts very long 🙂

Gourmet Drizzle Popcorn is so easy to make and is very easy to customize according to your favorite flavors.

Here are just a few examples to get your ideas flowing and your mouth watering:
 

Chocolate Praline (melted chocolate chips, crushed candied pecans),

White Chocolate Almond (melted white chocolate, slivered or chopped almonds),

Double Peanut Butter Crunch (melted peanut butter chips, crushed or chopped peanuts),

Heath Bar (melted chocolate chips, toffee bits),

Double Chocolate Delight (melted dark chocolate chips, melted milk chocolate chips),

Chocolate Butterscotch (melted chocolate chips, melted butterscotch chips),

Night and Day (melted dark chocolate chips, melted white chocolate chips),

Marvelous Mint (melted Andes mints),

Caramel Pecan (melted caramel, chopped pecans)

To Make Gourmet Drizzle Popcorn:

  • Pop some popcorn (we do this on the stove top). Add a little salt if you want the salty and sweet combo.
  • Spread the popcorn on a cookie sheet. You can lay down waxed paper to make clean up a little easier, but we typical do without.
  • Melt your chocolate or other toppings.
  • Drizzle them over the popcorn, we usually use a fork.
  • Sprinkle the other toppings such as chopped nuts or toffee bits quickly before the chocolate hardens, you want everything to stick together.
  • Once everything hardens, break into chunks and store at room temperature in an airtight container.

We love this popcorn. In fact, this is what our batch of drizzle popcorn normally looks like by the time it’s ready to be stored. 🙂

Also Try These Great Recipes:

Sweet Potato Fries
Freezer Crock Pot Lasagna
Jambalaya
Hamburger-Vegetable Soup
Cream Cheese Chicken Soup
Double Delight Peanut Butter Cookies
Chunky Crock Pot Applesauce
Oatmeal Cinnamon Pancakes

This Post Contributed To:

Tasty Tuesday Blog Party, Kitchen Tips Tuesday, Tackle-It Tuesday, Tempt My Tummy Tuesday, Blissfully Domestic, What’s Cooking Wednesday, Works for Me Wednesday

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Filed Under: Faith & Family, Uncategorized 24 Comments

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  1. Karen says

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    How long will this stay fresh if you want to make it for a gift at Christmas, etc?

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    • Allyson says

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      I’m assuming you could make it a few days before hand and store it in an airtight container. I’m not sure, because it never lasts that long in our home 🙂

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  2. Lisa says

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    Oh, I have done this! I agree, it is yummy, yummy, yummy,

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  3. Jenny says

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    oooooooooo that looks good. i;ll have to give it a try.

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  4. [email protected] says

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    This looks so delicious that my mouth is watering and I’m not even hungry! This is a fun idea to make a night at home a little more special.

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  5. New momma says

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    I made some of this today and OMG it is to die for! Ok, may I wouldn’t actually die for it, but it is YUMMY!

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  6. Kayren, Pink Daisy Girl says

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    I can’t wait to try this out. Thanks for sharing!

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  7. New momma says

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    Thanks for sharing this! It sounds fantastic. I am going to have to try it out.

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  8. Anonymous says

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    Thanks for the recipe! That will definitely be on my list for holiday gifts.

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  9. Sneaky Momma says

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    Oh, yummy! The chocolate butterscotch sounds divine!
    Thank you so much for your screen shot tip. I will have to check that out. 🙂

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  10. Michelle says

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    Yum… I think I know what I’m making for my husband for the next “occasion” Thnks!

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  11. Jerri - Simply Sweet Home says

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    Sounds good.

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  12. Amanda @ Mommy's Idea Book says

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    Thanks for the great ideas. My family absolutely loves popcorn. Now I can really get creative with it.

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  13. Pami says

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    sounds really yummy I never heard of Dale and thomas Popcorn sounds like I am missing out but you just gave me the receipe for the next best thing it looks like thanks, I feel a movie night coming on

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  14. heresmycuplord says

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    Yeah! Gourmet Popcorn! Move over Crunch-n-Munch!

    Ginger

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  15. Sharon says

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    We’re all just a bunch of popcorn FREAKS! Couldn’t introduce something like this….I would never get out of the kitchen and on the couch for the movie! 🙂

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  16. Phillips Phamily Mama says

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    Really can’t do this in my house! IT WOULD NEVER LAST! Yummy!

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  17. Nicole says

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    That looks great! I have never had Dale and Thomas popcorn, but I’m going to try yours!!!

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  18. Brenda says

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    Wow! Looks Great!!!

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  19. Noel says

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    my husband figured this out a few weeks ago and makes popcorn the kids just beg for 🙂 it’s a good thing!

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  20. Sandy Toes says

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    What a yummy idea…sandy toe

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  21. Faith - That's Just Freaking Lovely says

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    Dale and Thomas popcorn is popular around here too (I hide it from the kids and keep it for myself though, lol) .. I never thought to make it myself. Thanks for the idea!

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  22. Sherry says

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    THis looks fabulous and something my family would probably devour! I love all the great flavor combos. My mouth is definitely watering!Thanks for posting! 😀

    have a great day!
    Sherry

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  23. [email protected] Beauty and Bedlam says

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    I am so thrilled you posted this at Tasty Tuesday because someone bought some “red hot” popcorn. We decided they must have melted redhot candies and drizzled it on. Now I know how to do it.
    If you could please add in Balancing Beauty and Bedlam’s URL to your post at the end, that would be wonderful. With a new location, we’d love people to head on over. 🙂

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