thanks anna belle

Yes, thanks Anna Belle. Her caramel corn is as much a staple around here as the corn flakes are. Mr. Esther loves it and maybe, maybe it is a little less fattening than cookies. Maybe. Polly

Thanks, it is good to know the recipe is an easy & successful one. I sometimes feel like I need to include a warning slip when using as a gift. A good friend cracked a tooth one year. She asked for more the next year. We have gone through our first batch and I am ready to make the second, it takes at least three per year.

Well I usually give a warning I am not responsible for tooth damage. I took a big bunch of this over to the quilt meet-up today. They did a pretty good job of eating it. It is addictive. Taria

Thanks, it is good to know the recipe is an easy & successful one. I sometimes feel like I need to include a warning slip when using as a gift. A good friend cracked a tooth one year. She asked for more the next year. We have gone through our first batch and I am ready to make the second, it takes at least three per year.

When Mr. Esther fell in love with the caramel corn last Christmas I got serious with the treat. Teeth are so very expensive (!) and here's the solution:

The bowl's a little more than $20 - heaps cheaper than a cap or crown. I also discovered powdered cheese to stir into a little oil - more good stuff. Yogi has a nice batch to take to his groomer tomorrow. They will love it. They already love Yogi. Polly

Might as well show you my source for powdered cheddar cheese and the recipe.

. You will remember that I'm not affiliated with any retailer but always open for bribes. Polly

"Polly Esther" wrote> When Mr. Esther fell in love with the caramel corn last Christmas I got