The recipe Grandma's Popcorn Balls
Grandma's Popcorn Balls recipe is a Dessert meal that takes 15 minutes to make. If you enjoy for Dessert, you will like Grandma's Popcorn Balls!
Grandma's Popcorn Balls
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A family tradition. Messy and gooey but yummy! What Course Is Grandma's Popcorn Balls?Grandma's Popcorn Balls is for Dessert. How Long Does Grandma's Popcorn Balls Recipe Take To Prepare?Grandma's Popcorn Balls takes 20 minutes to prepare. How Long Does Grandma's Popcorn Balls Recipe Take To Cook?Grandma's Popcorn Balls takes 15 minutes to cook. How Many Servings Does Grandma's Popcorn Balls Recipe Make?Grandma's Popcorn Balls makes 48 servings. What Are The Ingredients For Grandma's Popcorn Balls Recipe?The ingredients for Grandma's Popcorn Balls are: 2 pounds of brown sugar2 bottles of karo 8 bags of pop secret popcorn 1/2 stick of butter How Do I Make Grandma's Popcorn Balls?Here is how you make Grandma's Popcorn Balls: Pop all the popcorn, sift through to make sure there are no kernals. Bring to boil the brown sugar and karo, boil until a soft ball forms when you drop it in cold water. Scoop some of the popcorn in a large bowl, add two ladlefuls of the caramel, put baggies on your hands and butter them with butter, take a clump of popcorn and caramel and form into ball. Cool on aluminum foil or wax paper. Makes about 48 popcorn balls. I put each one in a baggie after they are cooled and then tie it with a red ribbon and curl it.Number of Servings: 48Recipe submitted by SparkPeople user HOWDOIHEARTTHEE.What's The Nutritional Info For Grandma's Popcorn Balls?The nutritional information for Grandma's Popcorn Balls is:
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