You know how your brain is divided up into all these different sections?
And the different sections control different bodily functions…
Which section controls your Red Velvet impulses?
Because mine is clearly overactive.
I have got a one-track-red-velvet mind right now.
I keep trying to throw other non-red-velvet recipes in here and there to mix things up,
but the only thought I’ve had recently has been:
“Hm. Can I add cake mix to this?”
And I really love white chocolate popcorn,
so I’m pretty excited about this recipe.
Quick, easy, tasty, and includes sprinkles and M&Ms.
Pretty much as good as it gets 
**keep in mind you can easily adjust the amount of ingredients to whatever you have on hand– there won’t be any drastic difference!
**Edit: I added a couple of small drops of red candy color to my white chocolate. It’s still a pretty faint color, even with the candy coloring, but for the picture’s sake, I thought I’d better try to darken it up a little. Tastes the same, either way! But if you’re photographing, I’d use some coloring.**
Red Velvet White Chocolate Popcorn
Ingredients:
- 2 bags popped popcorn
- white chocolate candiquik (I used about 3/4 of the package)
- 1 heaping tbsp. shortening
- 3 tbsp. red velvet cake mix
- M&Ms
- chocolate candiquik for drizzling
- sprinkles, if desired
Instructions:
- Melt the white chocolate and the shortening together in a microwave safe bowl according the instructions on the package.
- Whisk in the cake mix 1 tbsp at a time. If the chocolate starts to get to thick or clumpy, melt in more shortening (1 tbsp. at a time)– but I didn’t have any problems with this.
- Pour white chocolate over popcorn in a large bowl. Gently mix popcorn to coat with a rubber spatula.
- Spread popcorn over wax paper to cool.
- Drizzle with chocolate, and top with M&Ms and sprinkles.
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Wow, red velvet white chocolate popcorn…It seriously cannot get any better than that! This just looks like the perfect snack!
Looks over-the-top delicious!
Becca @ Crumbs and Chaos
Now this would put Popcornopolis out of business! Looks so pretty and tasty.
I ahve not seem anything like thos before…briliant! And pretty too!
I love your red velvet mind! Can’t wait to make this. Pinned it!
I found your recipe on Sweets for a Saturday, and I am obsessed with Red Velvet (in any form). I think I have like 10-15 different recipes involving red velvet. And this recipe looks delish!
XOXO,
Juliana
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And you put cake batter in there too? You really are amazing! I know what you mean about a one-track mind. I do that all the time. Currently, I’m on Nutella and Peanut Butter.
oh WOW! this is incredible!!
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have a fabulous Sunday!
Awesome! Love it!
Oh, YUM! I would love for you to link up with my party at: http://anoriginalbelle.blogspot.com/2012/01/make-it-yourself-monday-13-link-up.html
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This looks awesome, and I love your pictures! I am a new follower and I look forward to seeing what else you come up with!
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Holy mama!! This looks good enough to eat (the whole thing!)http://bellesbazaar-heather.blogspot.com
Girl you are a genius!!! Plain and simple:-) This sounds absolutely delish!!!!!
Yummy! What a beautiful treat! I’d love for you to submit this to the M&T Spotlight http://www.makeandtakes.com/spotlight
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Hi there, I want to try this recipe out but not sure what candiquick – can you please let me know what it is and where I can buy it.
Thank you!
Hi!
It’s just white chocolate. Kind of. It’s made for dipping– it hardens a lot faster and better than chocolate chips will. You can find it in pretty much every grocery store that I know of in the baking aisle. Usually pretty close to the chocolate chips.
(You could also just use white chocolate chips– it would taste just as good, probably better– it just wouldn’t harden quite as well.
This is so great! I wish I had seen it before I could have linked! Love how we both did completely different versions..love adding the dry mix, so smart!