Popcorn Kitchen adds Chocolate Treasure to Christmas line-up

Popcorn Kitchen adds Chocolate Treasure to Christmas line-up

Having tripled volumes year-on year it’s perhaps not surprising that Popcorn Kitchen’s Home Popping portfolio has becoming a leading light within the Popcorn Kitchen, only a year on from being launched. It also explains the enthusiasm with which Chocolate Treasure has been received as the very latest arrival to the business’s 2024 Christmas line-up. Gold…


Having tripled volumes year-on year it’s perhaps not surprising that Popcorn Kitchen’s Home Popping portfolio has becoming a leading light within the Popcorn Kitchen, only a year on from being launched. It also explains the enthusiasm with which Chocolate Treasure has been received as the very latest arrival to the business’s 2024 Christmas line-up.

Gold doubloons conjure up countless images of pirate hoards, hidden stashes of tucked away gold bullion as well as being deemed by many to be the single most important component of any thoughtfully assembled Christmas stocking.

A deep dive into treasured Popcorn Kitchen loyalist opinions regarding why Pop at Home has proven to be such a game-changer provided two telling learnings. First and foremost it provides a love excuse for parents, grandparents and children to join forces in the kitchen prior to family film night. Secondly and less obviously parents love time-consuming formats that keep little hands and minds occupied during this hectic seasonal period.

According to the business, chocolate gold coins have been central to happy Christmas stocking experiences for decades so to take them centre stage as part of a wider Popcorn Kitchen experience makes perfect sense. In the old days it was ships in bottles and chocolate coins in Christmas stockings. Today coins in bottles makes so much sense.

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