At every festival or street fair, you will always find a vendor selling Kettle Korn and filling the air with its sweet aroma and the familiar popping sound. Kettle Korn is popped corn that has been popped in a huge open kettle over a gas flame.
The cook stirs the corn as it's popping and adds a little sugar to make a sweet treat.
11 comments:
Making my mouth water despite the toothache! Lovely photo, authentic!
Looks like a very sweet treat! Is it as popular as cotton candy to childen? Of the two, I think I'd prefer the corn!
Like Ciel, I am longing for a bag of my own right now! Alas I don't know anywhere in Vermont where I might find Kettle Corn.
Yummy! I can almost smell it.
This guy looks like the type of guy you wold expect to be cooking up stuff at a street fair.
Hmmm, yummy.
I love kettlecorn! I always buy when I get a chance.
Oh, man! Now I'm hungry for Kettle Corn!
We finally got Kettle Korn a couple of years ago — made a lot of people very happy. I can't have any, but I still love the smell!
E-mail ol' «Louis» a bag of that, will ya?!?!
;-)
I love kettle corn! The microwave kind just isn't the same.
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