Fudge, Bark, and Candy
December 9, 2010

White Chocolate Cranberry Popcorn

When I was a kid, whenever I went to the movies with my family, my sister would order a large popcorn and I, nothing. I was never a fan of popcorn on its own. But a couple years ago my aunt Daisy made this sweet popcorn snack for Thanksgiving second dessert (because there are numerous…

Fudge, Bark, and Candy
December 9, 2010
White Chocolate Cranberry Popcorn

When I was a kid, whenever I went to the movies with my family, my sister would order a large popcorn and I, nothing. I was never a fan of popcorn on its own. But a couple years ago my aunt Daisy made this sweet popcorn snack for Thanksgiving second dessert (because there are numerous…

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White Chocolate Cranberry Popcorn

When I was a kid, whenever I went to the movies with my family, my sister would order a large popcorn and I, nothing. I was never a fan of popcorn on its own. But a couple years ago my aunt Daisy made this sweet popcorn snack for Thanksgiving second dessert (because there are numerous desserts on Thanksgiving, obviously). And every time since when I go to the movies and my sister orders popcorn, I always think about how there’s nothing I want more than that white chocolate popcorn. There’s something about sweet and salty together that makes your taste buds go “ooh-ee!” And the punch from the cinnamon is the perfect wintry addition to this dessert (/snack? dinner? hehe).


For the popcorn:

2 bags popcorn (any kind will do as long as it is salted and buttered)
1 1/2 cups white chocolate chips
3/4 cups dried cranberries
3 tablespoons unsalted butter
1/8 teaspoon ground cinnamon
pinch of salt

Cook the popcorn according to package directions. Pour onto a sheet pan and mix in the dried cranberry.

Then, in a double broiler, melt the butter and chips together until smooth. Pour melted chocolate over the popcorn and cranberries, and toss until popcorn is well-coated. Dust the salt and cinnamon over the mixture and toss again. Let chocolate harden, then store in an airtight container for up to three days. Happy popcorn trails!

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