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Comments on How to Make Popcorn Balls

  • squaw7 Oct 24, 2010
    they have a shaper on jolly time popcorn site
  • squaw7 Oct 24, 2010
    they have a shaper n jolly time popcorn site
  • squaw7 Oct 24, 2010
    They have a shaper on Jolly time popcorn site
  • squaw7 Oct 24, 2010
    They have a shaper at jollytime popcorn site
  • Mar 11, 2006
    We add peppermint flavoring (instead of vanilla) and add red food coloring. Instead of making balls, we pour the goop over the popcorn in a big dutch oven roasting pan and then we all sit around and eat out of the same bowl. Makes for good sharing time.
  • Mar 11, 2006
    We add peppermint flavoring (instead of vanilla) and add red food coloring. Instead of making balls, we pour the goop over the popcorn in a big dutch oven roasting pan and then we all sit around and eat out of the same bowl. Makes for good sharing time.
  • Dec 19, 2005
    There is a device out there somewhere that prevents having to use your hands at all. It comes in two pieces (hollow hemispheres), each with a handle on the end. One of the pieces has a lip around the edge that guides the other piece into place to form perfectly shaped balls. You just spray them with cooking spray and your hands never have to get sticky. Plus, the balls are all the same size and shape. I had one that I used for many years, but loaned it out and never got it back. And it was a gift, so I don't know where to go to replace it.
  • Dec 19, 2005
    There is a device out there somewhere that prevents having to use your hands at all. It comes in two pieces (hollow hemispheres), each with a handle on the end. One of the pieces has a lip around the edge that guides the other piece into place to form perfectly shaped balls. You just spray them with cooking spray and your hands never have to get sticky. Plus, the balls are all the same size and shape. I had one that I used for many years, but loaned it out and never got it back. And it was a gift, so I don't know where to go to replace it.
  • Nov 22, 2005
    Add food coloring to the syrup mixture for various holidays: orange for Halloween; green and red for Christmas; green for St. Patrick's Day; and red or blue for the Fourth of July.
  • Nov 22, 2005
    Add 4 tbsp. Oil in one tub then add 2 tbsp. cocoa powder, then add 2 gm popcorn and then boil it ... after 5 min. ... then it's ready to pop
  • Nov 22, 2005
    Add food coloring to the syrup mixture for various holidays: orange for Halloween; green and red for Christmas; green for St. Patrick's Day; and red or blue for the Fourth of July.
  • Nov 22, 2005
    Coat your hands with butter (best flavor solution) or spray with non-stick cooking spray or rub a little veg oil on them before you start to form balls.

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