Monster Munch Halloween Popcorn Mix

Want to throw one memorable Halloween party? Don’t skip this Halloween popcorn mix! 

Featuring our Oh Sooo Buttery Popcorn, chocolate chips, M&M’s, and pretzels, it’s perfect for anyone with a sweet tooth and sure to be your new guilty pleasure. And the best part is that you can whip it up in minutes using your Popper.

Halloween Popcorn Ingredients

• 1 packet Oh Sooo Buttery Popcorn
• ½ cup white chocolate chips
• ¼ cup orange candy melts
• ¼ cup green candy melts
• ¼ cup green and orange M&M’s
• ¼ cup pretzel sticks

Halloween Popcorn Mix Directions

Step 1: Heat

Set your stove to medium heat and let the Popper preheat for 1 to 2 minutes.

Step 2: Squeeze Oil

Cut open the coconut oil portion of your Oh Sooo Buttery Popcorn packet and squeeze it into the Popper.

Step 3: Add Kernels

Cut open the kernel portion of your popcorn kit and drop 2 to 3 kernels into the pot. When the first one pops, add the rest.

Step 4: Add the Buttery Salt

Cut open the seasoning packet, pour it into the Popper, and cover the pot.

Step 5: Turn

Turn the Popper's crank every couple of seconds while the kernels are popping. You don't have to crank the entire time since the pot's stainless steel body and multi-clad metal bottom help prevent burning!

Step 6: Remove

Take the Popper off the heat when popping slows to 1 to 2 seconds between pops. Then remove the lid.

Step 7: Melt

In separate microwave-safe bowls, melt the white chocolate chips, orange candy melts, and green candy melts in 30-second intervals. 

Step 8: Drizzle 

Drizzle the melted white chocolate, orange candy melts, and green candy melts over your popcorn.

Step 9: Add Mix-Ins

Sprinkle the M&M’s and pretzels over the popcorn. Then put the Popper’s lid back on and give the pot a good shake or a few more cranks to evenly coat the popcorn.

Step 10: Let Cool

Pour the Halloween popcorn into a huge bowl and wait for the chocolate to set. 

Step 11: Serve

Break your halloween popcorn mix into clusters and enjoy!

More Halloween Popcorn Tips and Ideas

• Up the spook factor with black or purple candy melts instead of white chocolate.

• If you or your guests have a major sweet tooth, you can also top your Halloween popcorn with gummy worms, candy corn, and peanut butter cups. 

• While you can serve the popcorn as is, you can also make popcorn balls, wrap them in cellophane, and hand them out to trick or treaters. 

A Ghoulishly Good Time

Whether you’re hosting a big All Hallows’ Eve bash, surprising the neigborhood kids, or snuggling in your couch and having your annual spooky movie marathon, this Halloween popcorn mix will definitely get you in the spirit of the season. We hope you have a blast!

Want even more popcorn inspiration? Check out our recipes!