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Valentine’s popcorn chocolate covered with sprinkles, sugar, pretzels and more. An easy and delicious treat for your Valentine.

Valentine’s Popcorn Chocolate Covered with Sprinkles
Valentine’s day is fast approaching and today I wanted to share a “no-bake treat” that you can make for yourself, or to share. In my family popcorn is one of their favorite treats, so this year I decided to make a batch of Valentine’s popcorn chocolate covered with sprinkles!
. This popcorn is covered in white chocolate, drizzled with dark chocolate and then sprinkled with white chocolate pretzels, Valentine M & M’s, colored sugar, jimmies and more. I think they are going to love it.

How to Make Valentine’s Day Popcorn
Making Valentine’s Day popcorn is easy. Pop popcorn or buy popped popcorn, spread on a baking sheet. Then melt white and dark chocolate. Drizzle chocolate over the popcorn and sprinkle with white chocolate pretzels, Valentine’s Day sprinkles, red sanding sugar, candied hearts and whatever other candy that you like.
Ingredients for Valentine’s Popcorn Chocolate Covered with Sprinkles
8-10 cups poppd popcorn
10 oz. white chocolate melting wafers
2 oz. dark chocolate wafers melted
sprinkles, jimmies
colored sugar
Fliptz white chocolate pretzels
Directions
On a baking sheet lined with parchment paper or a baking liner spread out your popcorn in a single layer.
Melt the white chocolate in a small bowl according to the directions on the package do the same with the dark chocolate in another bowl. Once the white chocolate is melted drizzle it all over the popcorn. I simply take a large soup spoon and drizzle it back and forth over the chocolate (you could also place the popcorn in a large bowl and then dump the chocolate in and stir to coat)
Then drizzle with the melted dark chocolate. Finally add the pretzels, the candy, the jimmies, and sprinkles. If you have melted chocolate left then add that to the top.

Let the chocolate harden on the popcorn, then break into large pieces and place in decorative tins, bags or boxes or place in a large bowl and enjoy.
I like to bag up the popcorn in cellophane bags tied with Valentine’s ribbon or place it in little tin buckets from The Dollar Tree or Target.
You could deliver little bags or buckets of chocolate covered popcorn to your neighbors along with a Valentine card and I am sure they would love it.

Do you have any “no-bake” treats that you like to give or to make for Valentine’s Day?
Chocolate covered Oreos and chocolate bark are two of my favorites to make.
I hope that you enjoy this Valentine’s popcorn. Thank you for stopping by and spending part of your day with me.
You can also keep up with me on Pinterest, Instagram, and Facebook. And last but not least, if you like Pinecones & Acorns share it with a friend!
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Valentine’s Popcorn Chocolate Covered with Sprinkles
Valentine chocolate covered popcorn decorated with colorful candy, sprinkles, pretzels and more. An easy and delicious treat for your Valentine.
- Total Time: 10 minutes
- Yield: 8-10 cups 1x
Ingredients
8–10 cups poppd popcorn
10 oz. white chocolate melting wafers
2 oz. dark chocolate wafers melted
sprinkles, jimmies
colored sugar
Instructions
On a baking sheet lined with parchment paper or a baking liner spread out your popcorn in a single layer.
Melt the white chocolate in a small bowl according to the directions on the package. In another bowl do the same with the dark chocolate. Once the white chocolate is melted drizzle it all over the popcorn. I simply take a large soup spoon and drizzle it back and forth over the chocolate (you could also place the popcorn in a large bowl and then dump the chocolate in and stir to coat)
Then drizzle with the melted dark chocolate. Finally add the pretzels, the candy, the jimmies, and sprinkles. If you have melted chocolate left then add that to the top.
- Prep Time: 5 minutes
- Cook Time: 5 minutes
- Category: Dessert
- Cuisine: American









NO COOKING FOR ME ON VALENTINES DAY!
THIS LOOKS LIKE A FUN PROJECT FOR KIDS TO MAKE!
I hope the Italian is making you a wonderful meal. I also hope that you are feeling a bit better!
I haven’t baked anything in some time. Just got out of the habit I guess. It’s nice and sunny here, but cold.
Brenda
Admittedly I have never been fond of popcorn.
Neat recipe. Substituing corn chips for popcorn
What a precious little treat! I love taking something ordinary like popcorn and jazzing it up. I can’t wait to make this!
Thank you Stacie, it is so easy and delicious.
This looks so good Elizabeth! Thanks for sharing at the Fabulous Friday Link Party. We are happy to be featuring your Valentine mix this week.