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How do i make sweet popcorn at home?

25 replies

74Jamie · 29/05/2006 20:54

Okay i make salty popcorn at home but tonight i fancy buttery toffe or sweet popcorn but how at home, last time i tried with sugar and butter but it went to a horrid burnt mess anyone make this athis home and wnat to sharte?, thansk

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LadyCodofCOdford · 29/05/2006 20:55

metl butter in microwave
pur over

Blossomhill · 29/05/2006 20:58

melt butter and golden syrup. Then using a spoon drip all over the popcorn (place popcorn on a large tray, spread out).

It is gorgeous.

crunchie · 29/05/2006 20:58

sweet = sprinkle with sugar, same as for salt really. Caster sugar is better as it is finer and sticks better to warm popcorn

74Jamie · 29/05/2006 20:58

do i add sugar to the butter ?

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crunchie · 29/05/2006 20:59

sweet and buttery I would pour over melted butter, them sprinkle with sugar, or go to ASDA where they sell huge tubs for £1 :)

LadyCodofCOdford · 29/05/2006 20:59

god htat golden syrup thinkg soudns great

Blossomhill · 29/05/2006 21:00

I wouldn't add sugar, not nice.

You need 75g (3oz) butter

3 tablespoons of golden syrup

Trust me it is realy nice.

Blossomhill · 29/05/2006 21:01

It coats the popcorn because of the syrup. Just like Butterkist, but nicer.
Whenever I make it at home it is gone within seconds. Oh I want some now!

74Jamie · 29/05/2006 21:01

mmm thanks everyone , am off to amke it now thanks goodness we have golden syrup in , I love MNet.

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74Jamie · 29/05/2006 21:12

mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

I'm in heaven the syrup butter combo worked really well and its fixing my sugar craving , thanks everyone, might have to make more, right off to watch tv and enjoy the peace.

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Mercy · 29/05/2006 21:16

You def. need caster sugar - it gives the popcorn that caramelised taste, if that makes sense. Butter, caster sugar and golden syrup.

ernest · 29/05/2006 21:17

we just sprinkle with icing sugar sticks better than normal sugar, use less and it's really nice. I found melted butter not worked for me, soggy and, well buttery, yuk

KTeePee · 30/05/2006 10:59

For the next time you make it, this is a great toffee recipe, from "Rachel's Favourite Food":

Melt 40g (!.5 oz) butter, add 40g brown sugar and 2 tbsp golden syrup and stir over a high heat for 1-2 mins. Then pour over your popcorn, mix and allow to cool a little

Kelly1978 · 30/05/2006 11:23

i'd been wondering this too, will have to give it a try. I usually sprinkle chilli powder over mine, much tastier than jsut salt.

Milliways · 23/04/2007 17:38

I have just been searching for Pocorn ideas,

I tried the butter & golden syrup thing & got a VERY sticky load of soggy popcorn.

How do you all do yours so can hand it round without needing a flannel between every handful????

Thanks

Milliways · 23/04/2007 19:28

Anyone

Swizzler · 23/04/2007 19:29

try sprinking with icing sugar. Sweet without being sticky.

MerryMarigold · 23/04/2007 19:31

i melt butter in the same saucepan as i made the popcorn, pour it on the popcorn, stir around and pour on caster sugar. oooooooooooooh yum. but i am a salty myself.

MerryMarigold · 23/04/2007 19:32

just use a very little butter, like about a dessert spoon for a whole saucepan of popcorn

Enid · 23/04/2007 19:33

no no no no

make the popcorn

then in a seperate pan on high heat put plenty of icing sugar

keep stirring - it will start to melt quite quickly, when it is melthed chuck in popcorn and stir. leave it to cool then crumble it up with hands

its the only way

MerryMarigold · 23/04/2007 22:04

oooh, does sound nice, enid. may have to try that one day!

ja9 · 23/04/2007 22:10

yum!

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Milliways · 25/04/2007 18:53

Thanke everyone - can try again this weekend!

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