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Valentine’s Day Chocolate Popcorn

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Forget boxed chocolate. Valentine's Day Chocolate Popcorn will be your new favorite Valentine's treat. Get the recipe at www.drugstoredivas.net.

We go to a bi-monthly potluck in our community and we have to bring a snack to share. So, to celebrate Valentine’s Day, I brought this Valentine’s Day Chocolate Popcorn.

It was a hit. Almost all the Valentine’s Day popcorn was gone by the time the potluck ended. And that almost never happens. So many people end up bringing home so much of what they brought because it doesn’t get eaten.

Not this popcorn.

We only had a couple bites left of it by the end of the night, which was a shame because it was so good I would liked to have a ton of leftovers.

Just means I have to bring it for every holiday now.

A heart-shaped sugar cookie and Valentine's Day pretzels in a box with the words "10 Easy To Make Valentine's Day Crafts & Treats" digitally written on top.

This isn’t the only craft for Valentine’s Day that we have on Drugstore Divas. For more, check out our post of Easy To Make Valentine’s Day Crafts & Treats.

Valentine’s Day Chocolate Popcorn

Forget boxed chocolate. Valentine's Day Chocolate Popcorn will be your new favorite Valentine's treat. Get the recipe at www.drugstoredivas.net.

What You’ll Need:

What You’ll Do:

Forget boxed chocolate. Valentine's Day Chocolate Popcorn will be your new favorite Valentine's treat. Get the recipe at www.drugstoredivas.net.

Put the olive oil in the bottom of a large pot. I use a pressure cooker for this because the top locks, but you should be fine with any pot.

Put the popcorn kernels in the pot and give it a shake so they’re covered in oil. Then, obviously, pop them.

Forget boxed chocolate. Valentine's Day Chocolate Popcorn will be your new favorite Valentine's treat. Get the recipe at www.drugstoredivas.net.

Put the popped kernels (aka popcorn) in a plastic container. Sprinkle a little bit of salt over it.

Forget boxed chocolate. Valentine's Day Chocolate Popcorn will be your new favorite Valentine's treat. Get the recipe at www.drugstoredivas.net.

Melt the chocolate chips.

Forget boxed chocolate. Valentine's Day Chocolate Popcorn will be your new favorite Valentine's treat. Get the recipe at www.drugstoredivas.net.

Put the melted chocolate in a plastic bag with a zip top. Cut a small piece from the corner of the bag. Use this to drizzle the chocolate over the popcorn.

Forget boxed chocolate. Valentine's Day Chocolate Popcorn will be your new favorite Valentine's treat. Get the recipe at www.drugstoredivas.net.

Drizzle some, then sprinkle some of the heart-shaped sprinkles over the popcorn. Use a spoon to move some of the popcorn, then drizzle and sprinkle. Repeat until all the popcorn is covered.

Drizzle any leftover chocolate over the top, then carefully drop the conversation hearts on top. Honestly, they’re more for show than eating.

Forget boxed chocolate. Valentine's Day Chocolate Popcorn will be your new favorite Valentine's treat. Get the recipe at www.drugstoredivas.net.

Let it cool, then serve.

Yield: 10 Servings

Valentine’s Day Chocolate Popcorn

Forget boxed chocolate. This Valentine's Day Chocolate Popcorn will be your new favorite Valentine's treat.

Cook Time 15 minutes
Additional Time 5 minutes
Total Time 15 minutes

Ingredients

  • 1/2 cup popcorn kernels
  • 1/2 cup white chocolate chips
  • 1 box conversation hearts
  • Heart-shaped sprinkles
  • Olive oil
  • Salt

Instructions

  1. Put the olive oil in the bottom of a large pot.
  2. Put the popcorn kernels in the pot and give it a shake so they’re covered in oil. Then, obviously, pop them.
  3. Put the popped kernels (aka popcorn) in a plastic container. Sprinkle a little bit of salt over it.
  4. Melt the chocolate chips.
  5. Put the melted chocolate in a plastic bag with a zip top. Cut a small piece from the corner of the bag. Use this to drizzle the cLet it cool, then serve.hocolate over the popcorn.
  6. Drizzle some, then sprinkle some of the heart-shaped sprinkles over the popcorn. Use a spoon to move some of the popcorn, then drizzle and sprinkle. Repeat until all the popcorn is covered.
  7. Drizzle any leftover chocolate over the top, then carefully drop the conversation hearts on top.

Nutrition Information

Yield

10

Serving Size

1

Amount Per Serving Calories 62Total Fat 4gSaturated Fat 2gTrans Fat 0gUnsaturated Fat 2gCholesterol 2mgSodium 69mgCarbohydrates 6gFiber 0gSugar 5gProtein 1g

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