POPCORN KITCHEN’S FESTIVE TREAT

Popcorn Kitchen’s ’s first incursion into extra indulgent popcorn was inspired by a number of timeless British treats, including everyone’s favourite…

By Ian Hills, Contributor· 18 Oct 2021 · 2 min read
POPCORN KITCHEN’S FESTIVE TREAT
POPCORN KITCHEN’S FESTIVE TREAT
Popcorn Kitchen’s ’s first incursion into extra indulgent popcorn was inspired by a number of timeless British treats, including everyone’s favourite citrus-centric cake (Lemon Drizzle) berry-based Eton Mess (Raspberry White Choc) and that timeless spherical stocking filler that needed only the lightest of taps to unlock an enticing aroma of orange oil infused milk chocolate (Chocolate Orange). This November, following a successful pilot trial, Chocolate Mint becomes the latest quintessentially English addition to Popcorn Kitchen’s flourishing portfolio of indulgent flavours, offering more than a telling nod to yesteryear’s favourite wafer-thin after-dinner nibble. According to Popcorn Kitchen co-owner, Andy Valentine, ‘Like so many ‘foodsmiths’ before us, we see the ‘greater than the sum of its parts’ potential of meshing an earthy dark Belgian chocolate with the light zing of peppermint and big dollop of British nostalgia. Simply put, this may well be the perfect sharing popcorn over the festive period, although you certainly needn’t wait until mid-evening before tucking in.’ Chocolate Mint (30g) ballpark RSP £1.30-£140 Born back in 2012 Popcorn is one of the original Gourmet Popcorn Heroes, whose proud ‘popping’ reputation remains synonymous with ‘happy childhoods’ and ‘thoroughly deserved’ quality treat time-outs. Popcorn Kitchen has no tolerance for artificial flavouring, colouring or sweetener short-cuts. This all-natural brand is well-suited to vegetarians and snack-seeking coeliacs

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