This peanut butter popcorn speckled with Twix Bites is the perfect movie night snack. It's crunchy and creamy and salty and sweet and loaded with caramel-filled chocolate candies.
Peanut Butter Candy Coated Popcorn Speckled with Twix Bites
If you are hosting a movie night and are looking for a delicious snack that will get two thumbs up, this peanut butter and Twix popcorn is it!
Each crunchy piece of popcorn is coated in a creamy blend of white chocolate, peanut butter chips, and peanut butter. Then some Twix candy bar pieces are tossed in and chocolate is drizzled over the top.
With each bite, you will enjoy crispy popcorn, creamy peanut butter, chewy caramel, and crunchy cookie pieces.
This sweet and salty snack is easy to make for a movie night. In less than 20 minutes you can have a big bowl or bucket of Twix popcorn made for everyone to munch on.
I know your family or friends will give this treat rave reviews.
This popcorn also makes great gifts. Package it in popcorn tins, cellophane bags, or popcorn buckets to share with the special people in your life.
Or, get really creative and craft a 100% Edible Popcorn Bowl out of white chocolate popcorn then fill it with this peanut butter and Twix popcorn.
This white chocolate popcorn bowl will make a showstopping display for your movie night but you can also wrap it in clear cellophane to create a sensational gift.
How to make Twix Peanut Butter Popcorn
Cut Twix Bites in half or cut Twix candy bars into small ¼-inch thick pieces.
Pop 1 bag of Orville Redenbacher's Naturals Simply Salt Popcorn according to package instructions. Remove un-popped kernels and pour popcorn into a very large mixing bowl.
Melt white confectionery coating. Heat it in the microwave on high power for 1 minute, then stir, and heat on high for 30 seconds. Then allow the candy coating to sit in the microwave for 1-2 minutes. Remove bowl and stir. If wafers are not completely melted, heat on high for 10 second increments, stirring after each.
Heat dark cocoa confectionery coating in microwave on high for 15 second increments, stirring after each until melted.
Pour peanut butter chips into bowl of melted white candy coating. Stir, and wait 1 minute, then gently stir again. The chips will melt slightly.
Pour over the popcorn. Toss to stir until all the popcorn is coated. Toss in the Twix Bites.
Pour popcorn onto a parchment paper lined baking sheet. Spread into a thin layer. Drizzle with the melted dark confectionery coating.
Freeze for 10 minutes or refrigerate for 15 minutes. Break into small pieces.
If you want to store this for more than a day, it's best to keep it in a metal tin. It will stay crunchy and fresh if kept in a tin for up to a month, but I bet it wont last that long.
I'm pretty sure that by the time the movie credits roll tonight this entire batch of popcorn will be gone.

Take your popcorn to a whole new level by adding peanut butter and Twix Bites
- 1 bag Twix Bites
- 1 bag Orville Redenbacher's Naturals Simply Salted Popcorn
- 16 ounces white confectionery coating
- 1 cup peanut butter chips
- 2 ounces dark cocoa confectionery coating about 20 wafers
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Cut Twix Bites in half.
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Pop the Orville Redenbacher's Naturals Simply Salt Popcorn according to package instructions. Remove un-popped kernals and pour popcorn into a very large mixing bowl.
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Melt white confectionery coating. Heat it in the microwave on high power for 1 minute, then stir, and heat on high for 30 seconds. Then allow the candy coating to sit in the microwave for 1-2 minutes. Remove bowl and stir. If wafers are not completely melted, heat on high for 10 second increments, stirring after each.
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Heat dark cocoa confectionery coating in microwave on high for 15 second increments, stirring after each until melted.
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Pour peanut butter chips into bowl of melted white candy coating. Stir, and wait 1 minute, then gently stir again. The chips will melt slightly.
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Pour over the popcorn. Toss to stir until all the popcorn is coated. Toss in the Twix Bites.
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Pour popcorn onto a parchment paper lined baking sheet. Spread into a thin layer. Drizzle with the melted dark confectionery coating.
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Freeze for 10 minutes or refrigerate for 15 minutes. Break into small pieces.
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Anonymous
Very cool. Such a great idea for movie night!
Mallory Lanz
This popcorn looks amazing! perfect for our next movie night! can never have too much chocolate on it!
NewMrsAdventures
This looks delicious! I would love for you share it on my Tasty Tuesday recipe link up here! Everything gets pinned and I would love to have you!
Karly Campbell
What a fun treat! Thanks for linking up with What's Cookin' Wednesday!
Anonymous
OMG, that popcorn was amazing. Thanks so much for sharing it with us. We had a great time last night.
beth
I'm glad you liked it and thanks for coming over for movie night:)
The Partiologist
That popcorn does make me want to reach inside my computer screen and grab it. Not just a handful, the entire edible bowl! Hope you had fun in your completely finished movie theatre!
beth
It's hard not to eat then entire bowl especially when the bowl is edible too! I love having carpet in our movie theater. I don't enjoy sitting on the floor, but couldn't help it last night. The room is so warm and cozy now. I love it:)
Cindy DIYbeautify
OH.MY. Making this for our next family movie night 🙂 We are popcorn and twix lovers! Pinned 🙂
beth
I can't quit eating this popcorn, it is so good. I hope you enjoy it:)
Karen @ Sugartown Sweets
How awesome is that?! Your new home theater AND the popcorn! It looks delicious and if I hadn't actually read your post, I would never have realized the bowl was really popcorn too! I thought it was glass. Yum!
beth
I'm working on the tutorial for the popcorn bowl right now and will have it posted soon. It looks so cool in person and it was fun to watch people break it apart and eat big chunks of it.