Vintage Homemade Kettle Corn
If you have a bit of extra time, rather than lounge around the house being idle, you can learn how to make kettle corn. This Vintage Homemade Kettle Corn is much easier than you would think, and before you know it, you'll have a new favorite snack to make time and time again. Kettle corn recipes like this don't take up too much time, so you'll be able to fit some corny goodness in even the busiest of schedules. Once you begin making kettle corn, you'll see why it's so much fun to make and even better to eat.
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Hippie Chick
Sep 14, 2018
I see this recipe is originally from 2013, but kettle corn is still going strong today. I wish the videos that are included on the pages with the featured recipes would be actual videos for the recipe. Love the photos and props used. Gives me some good ideas for taking my own photos in the future. Kudos.
AuntKarolyn
Sep 04, 2018
I love popcorn and even pride myself in my ability to make it in the microwave in a brown paper bag. I have to be honest though, my brown bag popcorn has nothing on the sweet, salty, buttery flavor of this Vintage Homemade Kettle Corn. It may take a little effort to make, and yeh you have to wash the pot, but believe me it is well worth it. Serve up a batch of this on game day and you will see what I'm talking about.
SissieSass
Apr 03, 2018
Does sugar substitute turn out fine in this recipe, or do you recommend sticking with plain sugar? I love that you chose to do kettle corn because it takes me back to the fair. We used to buy a big bag of hot popped kernels and snack on them while we waited for the demolition derby to start.
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