This is such a fun and easy treat to add to any Fall or Halloween movie night, add it to your movie night snack board, with dinner or have it on its own. You can add to this, leave it as is or even color it any color you want because were using white chocolate for this recipe, your options are endless.
White chocolate chips melted down with a little bit of coconut oil and gel food coloring will give you any color drip for your popcorn, you can even add in whatever mixins you like. I made red dripped popcorn when we did our scream dinner, but of course I was out of red food coloring so I had fun with it and went with pink this time which my teen loved, as its her favorite color.
All you’ll need is popcorn, white chocolate chips, coconut oil, red food coloring. Or coloring of your choice. I eye ball the chocolate chips most of the time, as I’ve learned how much I need based off what I am making. Since I only needed a little bit for our small portion bowls of popcorn I used less than 1/4c.
If your not sure how much you’ll need, start out with half, of a 1/4c and make that. Then if you need more you can always make more, it comes together really fast.
I don’t have a microwave so I use a double broiler method to melt my chocolate. I fill a saucepan with water, boil it and then add a metal bowl over top with my chocolate and coconut oil, then take off once melted. If you use a microwave, just melt your chocolate in a microwave safe bowl, and only microwave for 30sec at a time until fully melted, just dont over cook.
Bloody Popcorn
Ingredients
Popcorn
Coconut oil
white chocolate chips
Red food coloring
Directions
Begin my popping your popcorn your way, doesn’t matter if its in a popcorn maker, the microwave or on the stove, choose your way. Once done, season your popcorn with salt and butter if necessary.
Next choose how you melt the chocolate, you can either do so in a double broiler (my preferred method) or in a microwave safe bowl for the microwave and do so in intervals till melted and smooth. If usuing a double broiler, metal bowls work best and do be careful.
Once chocolate is melted, add in about 1/4tsp of coconut oil, but eyeball this to what you think yours needs. Add in the red food coloring and stir till you get the color consistency you like.
Next just drizzle the chocolate over the popcorn as much as you like.
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