This Sweet and Salty Popcorn truly is the best of both worlds! Simple to make by tossing freshly popped popcorn with melted butter, brown sugar, and salt; this snack is perfect for those times you ...

Kettle corn is not your only sweet-and-salty option. It turns out that peanut butter makes a delicious coating for popcorn, ready to rival the classic state fair snack.

Another important tip: Do not plant popcorn and sweet corn within 100 feet of each other. Jim notes, “They will cross pollinate, and your sweet corn will taste like sawdust.

Popcornopolis Caramel Popcorn. This caramel corn in a cone-shaped bag is uber-sweet, perfectly crunchy and the right choice for those who like deep, molasses-flavored caramel. 140 calories, 6 g ...

Unless you know the field corn flowering time, plant sweet corn and popcorn at least 300 feet from field corn plots to avoid cross-pollination. Soil temperature is the next consideration.