

Chop it up into small bits, no bigger than a dime.

While you’re waiting for that, make the Buncha Crunch, if you haven’t already!.Transfer to a container with a lid, and store in the refrigerator for about 4 hours (alternatively, you can transfer to a bowl in an ice bath, and cool until it reaches 45 ☏ (7 ☌)). Heat on medium until the mixture reaches between 160°-172☏ (70-78 ☌). Add the egg yolks to the milk and lightly whisk or stir until well combined. Pour the steeped milk back into a pot of similar size. Strain the milk/popcorn mixture, and discard the popcorn.You may have to add popcorn in batches as it melts in so that the pot doesn’t overflow with popcorn. Add the sugar and stir until dissolved. As soon as the milk mixture is visibly steaming or about 160☏ (70 ° C), turn off the heat. Heat the milk, heavy cream, and powdered milk in a medium pot.Prepare the popcorn according to the bag’s instructions.Store in the fridge to cool down until hardened. We just want to avoid tall peaks, where the chocolate will slide off and leave a very unchocolately piece of crisped rice. Once combined, pour the mixture onto the parchment paper and spread it out evenly and flat, but it doesn’t have to be perfect. In a small bowl, use a spatula to gently combine the melted mixture with the crisped rice.Melt the chocolate and coconut oil in the microwave.Line a plate or brownie pan with wax or parchment paper.If you also love The Crown and popcorn, you should see this: This calls for the stickiest, butteriest popcorn you can find.Īs for Netflix, I’ve been hooked on The Crown. The key to a woman’s heart is through her stomach, so for our Netflix nights, my significant other prepares bougie homemade popcorn with parmesan or avocado oil. But don’t use the fancy stuff in this recipe. Coconut oil will, in a way, lower the freezing point, so that when you take a spoonful of butter-popcorn ice cream, you won’t hit rock hard chocolate rice crisps. So for this recipe, I made my own Buncha Crunch with 70% dark chocolate from Ghirardelli ( fansáy) and crispy rice cereal.Īnd to ensure sure it doesn’t become too hard in the freezer, I also add a little dollop of coconut oil to the melted chocolate mixture.

I prefer dark chocolate over milk chocolate. There’s only one thing I’d change about Buncha Crunch.
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It is no coincidence that my generation grew up at the movies, sprinkling our popcorn baskets with these bite-sized crispy chocolates. If you haven’t tried it, I recommend you go see Coco (the best movie I’ve seen in ages), pour some Buncha Crunch all over your popcorn, and proceed to sob through the entire show. This is the first time you went to the movies without parents and spent all your hard-earned babysitting money on both Bruncha Crunch and refillable popcorn, and combined them into one sweet and salty pile of perfection.īuncha Crunch is a movie theatre candy released in 1994, the height of classic Disney. This is the slogan of your campaign for Vice President of the fourth grade. This is the ice cream of your childhood fantasies.
