Candy Corn Popcorn balls

Looking to make a special treat perfect for Fall? Nothing says Autumn quite like Candy corn. The chewy sweet candies added to popcorn balls make for a yummy combination. Perfect for a snack, party favour or special movie treat. The different textures along with the sweet and salty taste make them a lot of fun to eat.

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Candy Corn Popcorn balls

  • 1 cup of sugar
  • ½ cup of corn syrup
  • ¼ tsp cream of tartar
  • ½ Tablespoon butter
  • ¼ tsp baking soda
  • 3 qts popped popcorn
  • ¾ cup candy corn

popcorn-mix

Heat first four ingredients in a saucepan to 270 on your candy thermometer and remove from heat and carefully stir in baking soda. Pour mixture over popped popcorn and toss to coat.
When the popcorn has cooled just a bit (not too long) mix in candy corn and form with buttered hands into 3 inch balls. Set aside on buttered wax paper to cool completely.
popcorn-ball

Hope you enjoy them! My kids love these so much!

 

Comments

  1. that looks super yummy

  2. nicolthepickle says

    So do these end up soft or crispy? I've never tried popcorn balls.

  3. josephine evans says

    I am saving this recipe! Great for a Halloween party! Thanks for posting, I love it!

  4. We've done a similar recipe…..Love this version!

  5. I would love to try these.

  6. I'm bookmarking this for later. Popcorn and candy corn are two favorites of mine!

  7. This is why Fall is the most fun season of all, making cool foods like these! I ate popcorn balls growing up & now I can't wait to make them for my own kids 🙂

  8. Wanda Tracey says

    This looks so divine and will satisfy my sweet tooth when we have a party.It looks so good! Thanks for posting it.

  9. These will be perfect for our Halloween party, my kids will be so excited.

  10. Bounce House says

    I want to eat that.

  11. kathy downey says

    Great for our Halloween party! Thanks

  12. This looks yummy and would be easy enough to make. The kids would love them.

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