The Best Campfire Popcorn

Camping season is upon us.  Whether you’re planning a wilderness camping adventure or a simple backyard campout, cooking over the campfire is one of the best parts of camping. Combine a campfire and popcorn, and now you’re talking our language!  Campfire popcorn is not only a delicious snack, it’s also a blast to make over a fire while enjoying the outdoors.

Ingredients
-Popcorn
-Vegetable Oil
-Butter
-Salt
-Sugar (optional)
* Be sure to use appropriate caution and abide by campground rules while building the fire.

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Step 1.  Build your campfire in clear area away from trees and buildings. Allow the fire to burn until hot embers form.

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Step 2.  Cut foil into 18 to 20-inches long pieces.

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Step 3.  Add a handful of popcorn on top of each piece of foil.

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Step 4.  Add a teaspoon of vegetable oil to each piece of foil.

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Step 5.  Fold the foil in half and then twist the sides to seal.

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Step 6.  Attach the foil pouch to a long stick.

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Step 7.  Place the pouches over or slightly above the coals of your campfire.

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Step 8.  Listen and wait for the popcorn kernels to start popping.

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Step 9.  Remove the foil packets once you do not hear any more popping inside the foil packets.  Be careful when opening the pouch as it will be very hot and steamy inside.

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Step 10.  Season the popcorn with butter and salt. Sugar is optional.

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Step 11. You’re finished! Enjoy your campfire popcorn.

For more fun camping equipment and outdoor gear visit JM Cremps camping section.  There you’ll find gear for camp cooking, fun camping games, and more!

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