Molasses popcorn balls

These old fashioned popcorn balls without corn syrup use molasses for a natural caramel flavor and color, making for a delicious treat straight from Ma Ingalls kitchen.

Grandma's simple sugar is the perfect conduit for creating delicious, sugary-salty popcorn balls.

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Fun and fail-proof, this 100-year-old recipe has the whole family pulling the legendary taffy and shaping the sticky molasses popcorn balls.

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Nana's Molasses Popcorn Balls: In my family Nana's molasses popcorn balls are a coveted item. If you don't intend on sending them to family you had better not tell them you made popcorn balls. If you like molasses be warned - you may become addicted. You'll find yourself walking …

Easy caramel corn recipe that skips the corn syrup and thermometer. Easily made in just minutes, this is the delicious homemade treat everyone will ask for.

These easy homemade popcorn balls feature just 3 ingredients. Learn how to make popcorn balls without corn syrup here

A favorite recipe of Steen’s fans for many generations!2 cups Steen’s Pure Cane Syrup¼ tsp salt1 Tbsp butter2 quarts popped popcornPlace popped corn in a large bowl. In a heavy saucepan, combine syrup and salt. Bring to boil, then reduce heat and simmer, stirring constantly. Have a clear cup of cool water handy. When a few drops of the hot syrup tested in the water becomes brittle, remove the pan from heat. Add butter and stir quickly to blend. Immediately pour the mixture evenly over the…