There’s caramel popcorn… and then there’s this ... you’ll wonder how you ever settled for the store-bought kind. The best part? It’s surprisingly easy to make at home.

Break the cooled caramel corn into small clusters and store in airtight containers. The caramel corn will keep for 2 days, stored at room temperature. Get a taste of Los Angeles — and the world ...

Caramel and crunch plus a dash of childhood nostalgia makes caramel corn a fun, festive treat any time of year. Whether it’s out of a bowl, a bag or a small box with a prize inside, it’s a ...

Many loyal customers would send the caramel corn to loved ones ... since J.F. Ahern Co. bought the property for its 140th anniversary in 2019. Oshkosh had its own store called the Caramel Crisp ...

but it wasn’t until the 1870s that caramel corn officially got its name. Two German brothers by the names of Frederick and Louis Rueckheim moved to Chicago and opened a popcorn store where they ...