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Does anyone flavor their popcorn?
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There's a shop in Fernadina Beach, Fl(near Amelia Island) that made Chocolate Covered Popcorn, and my was it delicious. I once made a batch using a hot popper for the popcorn with no oil or butter and melted in one bowl a package of Milk Chocolate Melting Bits and in another bowl White Chocolate Melting Bits(Wilton's at the Craft Store in the candy making section) and stirred in the popcorn and let it dry on cookie sheets covered with wax paper. It came out just as well as the shops!
I also love flavoring my popcorn with the Popcorn Seasons White Cheddar Flavor or Nacho Cheese Flavors.
If anyone has any ideas how to flavour sweet popcorn with strawberry flavouring, so that we can recrate the strawberry popcorn we had at Tokyo DisneySea, then do share. Our problem is we can't find strawberry flavouring in the supermarkets here.
Do you have a sweetened powdered juice/soft drink mix like Kool Aid?? That might work. Also NesQuik makes a strawberry mix for milk that we used to put on ice cream all the time. That might work also if it's available in the UK.
If anyone has any ideas how to flavour sweet popcorn with strawberry flavouring, so that we can recrate the strawberry popcorn we had at Tokyo DisneySea, then do share. Our problem is we can't find strawberry flavouring in the supermarkets here.
This might be totally off the wall (and could be totally yucky!) but what about putting some "plain" popcorn into a poly bag, then adding a spoonful of Strawberry flavour Nesquick milkshake mix and shaking like crazy?
I've never tried it, so don't know how it might turn out!!!!! But it's a fine powder with a strawberry flavour that just might do the trick!
Do you have a sweetened powdered juice/soft drink mix like Kool Aid?? That might work. Also NesQuik makes a strawberry mix for milk that we used to put on ice cream all the time. That might work also if it's available in the UK.
Great minds think alike!!!! Glad someone else was thinking the same way as me!!!!
We make our popcorn in one of those whirly pop type things on the stove. And yes, we do add flavorings. Garlic salt + garlic powder is a favorite, as is Tabasco sauce.
This might be totally off the wall (and could be totally yucky!) but what about putting some "plain" popcorn into a poly bag, then adding a spoonful of Strawberry flavour Nesquick milkshake mix and shaking like crazy?
I've never tried it, so don't know how it might turn out!!!!! But it's a fine powder with a strawberry flavour that just might do the trick!
That might be worth trying... I'll have to add some to the Tesco order!
Here in Hawaii -- Hurricane popcorn is very popular -- micro or stovetop popcorn and you add furikake (seasoned nori), mochi crunch (japanese rice cracker) and butter. You could cut the calories and omit the butter.
Yummy!