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By mosscom
on April 14, 2002
I have been making this same recipe for years. It is fantastic. It only takes about 10 minutes from start to finish and everyone loves it. Sometimes I use honey and/or maple syrup instead of corn syrup for a change in flavor. If you want a fast snack, try this!
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on December 20, 2001
This is excellent, even if it does sound unusual. A nice change to popcorn.
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on June 04, 2010
Delicious snack that disappears all too fast. Instead of using corn syrup, I boil and reduce 1/2 cup water and 1/2 cup sugar together to make a simple syrup. Sometimes I'll have a batch of simple syrup on hand already. I don't like it either crispy or overly mushy, so I've found that pouring in the peanut butter mixture very slowly while tossing the popcorn constantly keeps it a better texture.
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on February 01, 2011
good but waaaaay too sweet. i would cut the sugar and corn syrup in half.
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on June 19, 2010
Way too good! I almost ate the whole batch by myself.
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on March 29, 2010
This is delicious! I've tried making peanut butter popcorn before using different recipes and it always tasted and smelled burnt. I had almost given up any hope of being successful at it, until I found this recipe. PB does burn easily, I think. My tips for those who had the same trouble as me. I did step 1 without the mixture boiling at all. I added the pb (step 2) and melted it. By then, it wasn't boiling, but I could tell it was about to start. I removed it from the heat and added the vanilla. So, basically, my mixture did not boil at all. I did use 2 bags of butter flavored popcorn, removing all the unpopped kernels. I poured one bag in a large bowl, than added half the pb mixture. I poured the second bag of popcorn in the bowl and the poured the rest of the pb mixture on top. I stirred well and then poured this in two shallow baking pans and baked at 250 degrees for 30 minutes, stirring every 15 minutes. I then poured the popcorn on wax paper to cool. The baking made the popcorn crispy/crunchy instead of soft and chewy. Everyone at our bible study loved this! It went very fast, too. My child who does not like caramel corn, liked this! Thanks for sharing this wonderful recipe.
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on May 01, 2011
This recipe was really good! I left out the sugar and only used the corn syrup and peanut butter. I always cut back the sugar in recipes as one of my children is diabetic. The kids gobbled this up and wanted more! I think this will become a regular around our house! Thanks for the recipe!
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on February 02, 2011
Wonderfully easy recipe!! We used extra-crunchy peanutbutter and it was even better than the smooth!!
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on December 08, 2010
I love the chewy texture! I put the popped corn in a big brown paper grocery bag and drizzle the mixture on top. Next, I shake the bag like crazy to distribute the peanut butter. Some of it comes out in chunks, but those are the best pieces!
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OMG! This is SOOO good! I am so glad I made this. I am not a huge peanut butter fan, but I'm hooked! I might just finish it before the night is over!
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on August 20, 2010
I made it without vanilla as I didn't have any. But thanks for posting the recipe and glad it is so popular. My mom made PB popcorn when I was a kid- she got the recipe from her grandma. I was always the oddball kid "you like peanut butter with popcorn? What is wrong with you?" and all I culd say was try it! It is that good!
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So yummy! My youngest daughter loves this stuff and makes it regularly!
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on July 06, 2004
This is so good and so easy!! I made one batch with creamy and thought it had too much peanut butter and not enought crunch so I made the second batch with about 9 cups of popcorn and extra crunchy peanut butter and it was truely "sublime." I can't wait to wow my friends with tis one!!
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on January 12, 2004
This is wonderful and is so quick. The kids loved it too.
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on January 24, 2012
This is great popcorn. We all loved it. Thanks for posting.
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on October 31, 2011
Wow! My husband and I loved this for movie night. It is such an inexpensive "treat". Thanks for jazzing up our popcorn!
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Yum! Quick to make and hard to stop eating. I did try putting it in the oven at 220 to keep it from getting chewy but I can't say that it worked and don't think I would bother doing it again because it came out yummy anyway. I used only 1/4 cup sugar. I know I'll be making this again. Thanks for posting.
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on September 13, 2011
I made two bags of microwave popcorn and left the sauce as is.... fantastic!
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on July 02, 2011
I liked this ALOT! I am a Nutella freak, so I reduced the PB and added a touch of Nutella for the second batch....PHENOM!
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on June 22, 2011
I would like to use less corn syrup. I left out the sugar and it turned out great.
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