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Christmas Popcorn


One of my favorite Christmas foods is popcorn; the fancy popcorn in the fancy tins.  They are so pretty, they can be left out on the counter top,  making it extremely convenient to grab a handful every time you walk by.


Local stores almost always have them on sale on Black Friday.  They are great last-minute hostess gifts or nice to have on hand if some unexpected guests drop in.  One needs to buy enough to insure that there is some left for personal use.

 
I love the sweet and salty tastes combined, so I eat on all three sections at once.  Sometimes, when it is almost empty, I go completely wild and take out the cardboard partition and mix it all together.  Heavenly!!


If you look closely, you will see that this one hasn't been opened yet.  I'm thinking it will last until late January.

Life is good.

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  1. lil red henDecember 28, 2012 at 5:31 PM

    I love the one with carmel in it. YUM The tins make pretty wastebaskets for a sewing room too. lol

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    1. Faith, Folklore, and FriendsDecember 28, 2012 at 8:30 PM

      Charlotte, it is real hard for me to throw them away! I use them for different things. Thanks for your comments.

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