A delicious Christmas Popcorn recipe to make with the kids, and gift to teachers, neighbours, kid’s friends or work colleagues as a treat this Christmas.

This absolutely delicious homemade Christmas Popcorn treat is a really easy recipe to create with the kids. I like to pop on some festive Christmas tunes, and get creative with the kids in the kitchen as we whip up a batch and turn them into gorgeous unique popcorn bags go gift to our friends and family for Christmas.

This popcorn recipe requires only a few readily-available ingredients. I like to add white chocolate melts, mini marshmallows, Christmas M&Ms and sprinkles to my popcorn – but feel free to get as creative as you like with this recipe. My daughter made this one below and added some chopped candy canes too!

Firstly I melt the white chocolate buttons in the microwave, and then pour them over the popcorn.

I then pour the popcorn and chocolate mixture onto a silicone baking tray (or line a regular tray with baking paper if you don’t have a silicone tray). I love this tray because it’s so easy to clean. As you can see the white chocolate does make a mess, but it simply wipes away with warm water and dishwashing liquid… love it!!

Spread the popcorn out flat on the tray, and then sprinkle with the mini marshmallows, 100&1000s, and the Christmas M&Ms before placing in the fridge to allow the chocolate to set.

This Christmas Popcorn is yummy to have as a treat for guests at Christmas time, or can be switched up with different coloured ingredients and enjoyed all year round! I like to divide my popcorn up into individual bags and finish them off with Christmas bag toppers – it makes the perfect treat bag for gift giving to teachers, neighbours, kid’s friends or work colleagues at Christmas.

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Christmas Bag Toppers

Here are some of my super gorgeous, fun and festive Christmas bag toppers that are available from The Organised Housewife shop. Click on the image below to purchase, instantly download, and then print as many as you need!

What would you add to your Christmas Popcorn?