Halloween Popcorn Treats

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I made these for my daughters Halloween party and they went quickly. People like them so much that I was asked to make them for the school bake sale that week. I would absolutely make these again.

The recipe works better if you mix the candy in with the melted marshmallow instead of putting the candy on top of the mixture after it's already in the pan.

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I made this today to put into Halloween treat bags shaped like hands. The batch was supposed to harden enough to "break apart" when cool. I followed the recipe exactly but the marshmallow mixture stayed very sticky so I turned the batch into popcorn balls. The broken cookies, nuts, M & Ms AND chopped up Snickers was too much stuff. I didn't care for the combined flavors or texture. I was going for a drier mixture so overall this was a bust for me....

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This recipe is a great presentation, but was not a big hit at my party!

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love it. changed it a little since i am allergic to nuts, but added lots of chocolate, marshmallows and popcorn. my family fights for it.

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All of my guests loved it. I described it as rice krispie treats except with popcorn instead. I used the snickers and almonds topping. Really easy to make! Yum!

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My kindergarten class made these with a microwave in our classroom. We used microwave popcorn and crushed mini Oreos. We colored the marshmallow mixture with orange food coloring. I made a math/science experiment by letting the kids predict what would happen with the marshmallows when they melted, measuring the butter, and discussing corn kernels and why they pop. Then we had these yummy treats for our Halloween party!!!

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When the mixture is cool enough, butter your hands and form them into balls! Then you can add colorful sprinkles to highlight any holiday. Its even fun to put sticks in them for a treat for the kids (and the kids at heart Wrap them in festive cellophane bags with decorative ribbon for a cute gift!

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I made this recently and my entire family is begging me for the recipe! I made it with heath bar crumbles and m&ms. Cooking the popcorn over the stove is definitely the way to go. It's so easy and tastes great!

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I made these for Christmas, varying the M&Ms for red and green peanut ones and added just almonds. These were oohey gooey and delicious. My kids just love them. I also used air popped popcorn, PERFECT! I am making another batch to hand out as party favors!

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i had a lot of fun making this recipe. I found that the whole popcorn over the stove method was AWESOME..i will never buy microwave popcorn again..it takes the same amount of time to pop either way. Instead of adding big chunks of halloween candy and what-nots i made it a little simpler. I went for honey-roatsed peanuts on top, followed by stove melted chocolate, and melted caramel. It delicious!!