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Easter Popcorn Treats

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These Easter popcorn treats are made from only three ingredients, are easy to make, and taste super-yummy!

Easter Popcorn Treats

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Ingredients:

  • One bag PLAIN microwave popcorn (2.9oz)
  • One 12oz bag Candy Melts – I used a limited edition marshmallow flavor but the regular white candy melts would work fine
  • Pastel-colored sprinkles – I used Wilton’s Spring Nonpareils
  • Pastel-colored candy (optional) – I used Bunny Mix M&Ms

Easter Popcorn Treats

We popped the popcorn and poured it into a large bowl. Then we gently melted the candy melts in the microwave and poured the candy into the bowl of popcorn. Finally we added a generous amount of the sprinkles and gave it all a good stir!

Easter Popcorn Treats

We carefully spooned the popcorn into little paper liners (we used Wilton Easter Mini Baking Cups) and left them to chill in the fridge. They looked SO pretty!

Easter Popcorn Treats

[bctt tweet=”Kids will love these pretty #popcorn treats! Perfect for #easter !”]

However, we had a LOT of popcorn leftover so we added some pastel-coloured M&Ms that I just happened to have on hand for emergencies!

Easter Popcorn Treats

We spooned them into two baking dishes and put them in the fridge to set. It was quite hard to cut the popcorn into neat squares – but “chunks” of M&M Easter popcorn were just as tasty!

Easter Popcorn Treats

Easter Popcorn Treats

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craftulate
March 18, 2014
by craftulate
Cuisine American
Category Food
These Easter popcorn treats are made from only three ingredients, are easy to make, and taste super-yummy!
Easter Popcorn Treats

Ingredients

  • One bag PLAIN microwave popcorn (2.9oz)
  • One 12oz bag Candy Melts
  • Pastel-coloured sprinkles
  • Pastel-coloured candy (optional)

Instructions

  1. Pop the popcorn and pour it into a large bowl.
  2. Gently melt the candy melts in the microwave, stirring frequently.
  3. Pour the melted candy into the popcorn and stir well.
  4. Add the sprinkles, stir again.
  5. Spoon the popcorn into paper liners and place in the fridge to chill.

Tags

easter,
snacks
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https://craftulate.com/easter-popcorn-treats/

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