5 ways with flavoured popcorn

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Popcorn isn't just for the cinema anymore. You can munch it as a snack with a glass of wine, top your cakes with it or make it into chocolate bark. Whatever you do with it, we've got flavours to die for.

It's everyone's favourite film-watching snack, but there's no reason to limit your popcorn consumption to the movie theatre. Check out our five extra special popcorn flavours...

1. Dark chocolate, olive oil & sea salt popcorn

Popcorn covered in a drizle of dark chocolate, olive oil & sea salt

A sweetly sophisticated snack we could eat all night! Just pop your kernels in olive oil, then melt dark chocolate, stir in olive oil to taste, drizzle over the popcorn and sprinkle with flaky sea salt. If you're feeling extra indulgent, break out the toffee popcorn bark to share.

2. Curried popcorn

Curried Bombay popcorn in a red and white stripy bag

Something savoury for spice enthusiasts, if you like a little bit of heat with your treats this is for you.Start the popcorn off in oil and butter. While the popcorn is warm, mix in curry powder to taste and season with salt. If you're bored of standard sweet or bland salted popcorn, this is a great grown-up version. 3. Fennel seed & chilli popcorn

Popcorn with fennel and chilli seeds

This aromatic, spicy mix has a subtle anise undertone and as much heat as you can handle.Use chilli oil to pop your kernels. While it's warm, stir in a sprinkling of fennel seeds and season with salt. If you like a spicy kick, add a few extra chilli flakes.

4. Matcha popcorn

Bowl of green matcha popcorn

Spruce up your kernels with this vibrant green tea recipe. Add a light or liberal spoonful and toss your popcorn for a delicious titbit.Fry the kernels in a flavourless oil like sunflower oil. Mix together matcha powder and icing sugar to your desired sweetness, then shake the popcorn in the matcha sugar.

5. Banoffee popcorn

Popcorn and banana chunks covered in toffee sauce

Crunchy banana chips and lashings of dulce de leche are set to be the stars of any movie night. If you're partial to caramel, this is the one for you.

Pop your kernels in a mixture of oil and butter. Crush banana chips, then stir through the popcorn with dulce de leche.

For more cracking ways with 'corn, check out these popcorn recipes and our review of the best popcorn makers, then expand your spread with our family film and party food recipe collections.

Do you prefer sweet, savoury or something special? Let us know in the comments section below...

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