Let the assembled popcorn balls sit for 30 minutes to set, then serve. There are tons of ways you can customize this old-fashioned holiday treat. Here are just a few fun ideas: These easy popcorn ...

Best of all, it’s gluten free ... You can also use a yummy Mediterranean seasoning known as Za’atar to make it extra special. Marshmallow popcorn balls: Melt a few marshmallows with butter (dairy or ...

While many stovetop popcorn recipes call for olive, coconut, or another form of oil, there's another ingredient you can use ...

These popcorn balls can be made even more by adding in melted chocolate chips. To give them as gifts, place each treat on a cupcake liner and then place it in a clear treat bag tied with ribbon.

Butter your hands, then roll and squeeze the popcorn into a round ball (you can wear gloves for this if you don’t want to get messy). Set aside on a baking sheet to cool completely.

Who doesn't love a sweet, buttery popcorn ball? It's a throwback to Halloweens of yesteryear, equal parts nostalgic and fantastic. We decided to bring it back in a supremely sippable form for the ...