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This Gourmet Butterscotch Toffee Popcorn is simple, inexpensive and delish! Plus it’s super easy to make — yay!
Gourmet Butterscotch Toffee Crunch Popcorn
INGREDIENTS
6 cups popped popcorn (we use air popped)
1 cup butterscotch chips
1/3 cup corn syrup or 1 tablespoon corn oil to make this less sweet
2 tablespoons butter
½ cup Heath Bits candy pieces
½ cup chocolate chips or chocolate almond bark
INSTRUCTIONS
Spread waxed paper onto a cookie sheet. Place popped popcorn in a large bowl.
In a medium sauce pan, melt butterscotch chips, corn syrup or corn oil, and butter over medium-low heat. Stir constantly and be careful not to scorch the mixture.
Pour mixture over popcorn and add Heath bits. Stir to combine.
Spread popcorn onto waxed paper. Drizzle with melted milk chocolate and allow to cool (or place in the refrigerator for 30 minutes until chocolate is set.)
Package popcorn and give to your favorite people!
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This looks so yummy and so easy! I may just make it for myself, or for family game night tomorrow! Thank you for sharing this recipe and also for the new subscriber freebie. As 2015 concludes, and the one year anniversary of my husband’s passing approaches, it is the perfect tool to help me take stock of my life and contemplate what my values and priorities are now that two parts of my identity (wife and care giver), have changed. I know God will speak to me through this tool to show me what the next step in His plan for me is. I hope your Christmas was very special, spent with loved ones and a much deserved rest. Can’t wait to share life with you in 2016. Thank you for all you do!
Thanks for your encouragement Heather! I pray that God will continue to comfort you, heal you and reveal His incredible plans for your life. Have a wonderful 2016!
Thank you. I have had many new experiences this year, such as finding a great women’s lifegroup at church and serving with my church in the clothing closet for those in need and taking food and clothes to homeless twice a month. I have met new people and had some special experiences. Though I wish I could share them with Judah, God has shown me His love and presence with me in a new way.
It sounds like you are doing incredibly well under the circumstances Heather! I am impressed. I would probably still be a sobbing blob after a year.
Oh, I have those moments! They don’t feel good at all but they are part of life. I try to keep a balance of having time to rest and take it easy, with having things to do to look forward to and give me purpose. I have realized that grief is a long process and you just have to be patient and not fight the waves of emotion, but just let them pass and keep going.