Chocolate peanut butter cup popcorn can be called a gourmet popcorn but the recipe is so easy to make that is shouldn’t be! I used store bought popcorn and drizzled it with melted chocolate chips, melted peanut butter chips and mini Reeses’s Peanut Butter Cups. The combination of salty and sweet is delicious!
Happy Friday! Do you have big plans for the weekend? We have some friends visiting from out of state in town so we are going to be busy. The kids are super excited because they don’t have school on Monday! Getting together with friends calls for treats but when things are busy I don’t have time to bake. So, when I needed a quick snack, I made this Chocolate Peanut Butter Cup Popcorn.
Take a bag of store bought popcorn and spread it out in a thin layer in a jelly roll pan or two. Melt 1/2 bag of peanut butter chips and drizzle it over the popcorn.
Sprinkle a bag of mini Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups over the melted peanut butter chips.
Melt 1/2 bag of semi sweet chocolate chips and drizzle that over everything.
Allow the melted chips to harden and then separate the popcorn into smaller pieces before enjoying this easy to make, gourmet popcorn.
by The Gunny Sack
1 bag mini Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups
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Hi, I'm Tonia, a lover of food and photography! Fill a gunny sack with delicious ingredients, tie on an apron and let's get cooking!
Oh my – popcorn is already so good…and now so decadent!
Tonia this looks like something they would serve me when I die and go to heaven!! All of my favorite things in one!! Pinned!
I hear ya! Thanks Alyssa!
I love this idea! Looks delicious!
Thanks Melissa!
Oh my! That looks AMAZING!!! Salty and sweet combos are the best! 🙂
You are so right! We bought a bag of chocolate covered pretzels from Michaels to munch on in the car yesterday.
This is FABULOUS! I’m going to make some for my secret sister at church. Do you have a neat presentation idea?
Thanks Georgia! I hope she enjoys it! You could put it in something edible like a waffle cone. Or you could always do a mason jar with a cute label. I have some free printable labels for mason jars. The link is under reader favorites in my right side bar called Everything In A Jar.
Oh my goodness Tonia, this looks amazing! I love all your recipes, I literally want to make them all! Your creamy chicken & wild rice soup is a family favorite, by the way!
Really? I’m so happy to hear that! Thanks for letting me know!
Wow, this look amazing! It’s a little scary how easy it looks to make. That could be dangerous at our house! 🙂
Totally! Be careful! 🙂
Peanut Butter Cup popcorn is always a favorite in our house too! Love that you just used store bought popcorn!!!
I’m always using the easy route 🙂
Oh my goodness! This looks delicious! I pinned this!
Thanks heather!
Oh Tonia…this looks AMAZING!!! I am sending my husband to the store tonight for the ingredients…this pregnant lady is craving this popcorn. And I have to say…your photography is so gorgeous!!
Tonii
Thanks Tonii! I hope it helps that craving! 🙂
Oh wow this looks awesome! I love peanut butter but we don’t get peanut butter chips in the UK 🙁 The recipe looks delicious though!
You don’t? Now that is sad! Maybe you could try making something like peanut butter caramel to drizzle on the popcorn?
I tried and I tried not to click on this Tonia but I couldn’t help myself. Yum, Yum, Yum!
Anne xx
I totally understand Anne! 🙂
OMGosh, that looks DELISH! I will be making some of this ASAP.
LOL! Thanks Betty Jean! I hope you enjoy it as much as we did!
Delicious!! What a fun idea – and the peanut butter/chocolate combo is the BEST.
Thanks Cathy! I totally agree!
Love it! I need to get into the gourmet popcorns I keep seeing. They would make great gifts!
So true! My SIL gave us some delicious popcorn for Christmas!
My husband would love this!
He must be a chocolate & peanut butter fan like me!
This is a popcorn recipe I haven’t seen yet! Yummy!
Thanks Jennifer! Have a great weekend!
That looks delicious, Tonia! 🙂
Thanks! We sure enjoyed it!
Holy wow Tonia! This looks fabulous!
Thanks Dorothy!