Introduction: Candy Cane Chocolate Popcorn Crunch
Highly addictive and Easy to make. White chocolate and mint candy covered popcorn..
Step 1: Gather Supplies
26 Cups of popped popcorn ( About 2 cups of un-popped kernels )
3 Cups of white chocolate melting wafers
2/3 cup of crushed candy canes (Any flavor)
A small amount of oil
Tin Foil
Larger belt ( you'll need this later )
Step 2: Crush the Candy Canes
Crush the canes I found a food processor powdered them , so I used a plastic bag and rolling pin and after a few good whacks it was a nice size..
Step 3: Pop Popcorn
Pop the popcorn kernels, I use a stove top, but a hot air popper or a microwave also work great . When done allow the popcorn to cool.. ( I have also found it easier to make more popcorn, then trying to keep the kids hands out of the bowl )
Step 4: White Chocolate
Melt white chocolate melting wafers until smooth and all the wafers are gone, I recommend either a double boiler, or microwave oven however you can also do it on a stove top but be very careful not to burn the chocolate.
If you use white chocolate chips you need to add a tablespoon of butter once melted to soften the chocolate when it hardens , this will also make it smoother and easier to work with..
Step 5: Mix Together
Add the melted Chocolate wafers to the popcorn and stir until it's fully coated, this is when the kids will make there second appearance just in time to lick the bowls clean.
Step 6: Add Crushed Candy Canes
Add crushed candy canes and stir, the kids are helpful at this point if you can get them to slowly add the powder while it's being stirred...
Step 7: Pour and Cool
Pour the covered popcorn on a sheet to allow it to cool and harden you can use a teflon cookie sheet, or some tinfoil/ parchment paper/ wax paper.
Allow the popcorn to cool until hard and then break it apart by hand in small bite size pieces and place it in a bowl, eat and enjoy it.
If you can prevent your self and or the kids from carrying it away and eating all of it store it in a cool airtight container ..
This makes great small gifts, it also sells very well at local farmers markets and it's an office favorite that people seem to wait all year to get...

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15 Comments
11 years ago on Introduction
This is the Valentine's version pink chocolate melts and cinnamon hearts.
13 years ago on Introduction
PERFECT! I have a ton of candy canes and white chocolate left over from Christmas. I am very glad I stumbled onto this!
13 years ago on Introduction
I just made this. Soooo good! Glad this old ible got dug back up for me to stumble on!
13 years ago on Introduction
I just tried making it a few hours ago. White chocolate turned into a dried out mush but I was able to salvage it canolia oil. Even messing it up, it still tastes great. The chocolate is a little soft though.
13 years ago on Introduction
Just made it...
BEST POPCORN EVER
13 years ago on Introduction
Hey, you'll never believe this but I've been taking pictures for a multi-flavored holiday popcorn ible for a couple weeks.. you totally stole my idea!! : )
Reply 13 years ago on Introduction
There's no such thing as too many flavored holiday popcorn Instructables! Post yours too, and link to this one.
Reply 13 years ago on Introduction
I suppose that's true. I just don't really have the time right now to make up all my flavors to take pictures for it : /.. Besides the featured instructables always win the contests, so there's almost no point..
Reply 13 years ago on Introduction
There's always time! And this Instructable is a year old, so not in this year's competition. And why not take great pictures and get yourself featured?
Good luck. ;)
13 years ago on Introduction
That looks yummy.
13 years ago on Introduction
10 for originlity but
i thought when you put together awesome foos it ends up bad (pizza and ice cream)
Reply 13 years ago on Introduction
AHH! but you are forgetting Pizza and burgers (the burger pizza and the pizza Burger
PIzza and Taco (taco Pizza)
and my own little discovery Burger and Taco (the burger taco) i plain to post an ible of it once i get the kinks in the recipe worked out
Reply 13 years ago on Introduction
I've made burger burritos that were pretty delicious.
13 years ago on Introduction
Wow, this sounds excellent!
Perhaps I'll make it for a holiday party - safer than having it around the house. ;)
14 years ago on Introduction
That... looks... incredible. I might use a mix of white and mint chocolate, maybe make a neat swirly effect. Yum.