Velma’s ‘Wicked Delicious’ Kettle Corn is located in Worcester, Massachusetts. We normally take our popcorn machine to different locations in the New England area, but if you can’t get our kettle korn “wicked fresh”, then you can buy some of our gourment popcorn online.

We’ll even show you our Kettle Corn recipe. Feel free to burn a couple of your own pots and pans at home while trying to recreate it without a popcorn popper. It’s not easy!

Check out our Kettle Corn Blog. See how our intrepid kettle corn poppers delve into the pop corn concession business. Experience the exploits of 2 guys, a girl in a tent. Of course the stuff is wicked delicious, but will anyone else think so to? Find out as it happens!

Want to start your own kettle corn business? How does being your own boss in an all cash business grab ya? We’ve written a 60 page ebook which goes into detail on what you’ll need and where you’ll find it!

Looking for a popper in your area? Skiddaddle on over to our Kettle Corn Directory to find someone who pops local to you. Are you a kettle corn vendor? G’wan over there and add your link. It’s free!

Kettle corn (to use the hackneyed expression) is popcorn that’s “slightly sweet, slightly salty”. It’s NOT caramel corn that’s just been diluted. Where your tastebuds can “max out” while eating something like Crackerjacks or cheese popcorn, kettle corn has a more subtle taste that keeps you coming back for more. Wikipedia has some good info on kettle corn’s origins.

And what about the microwave popcorn version of it? Oh please.. Once you’ve had some from a popcorn kettle, you’ll never go back.

“MA! I need some Velma’s! Quick, ‘bang a u-ee” af-tah this next ‘packy’ and pull inta they-ah!”

Popping live and fresh! Go here:

Tuesdays: Forest Park, Springfield, MA – 12:30-6:00pm

Next to the Cyr Hockey Rink – Free admintance to the park!

Thursdays: Framingham Farmers Market – 12:30-5:30pm

At the Framingham Village Green/Edgell Road

So who makes Velma’s Kettle Corn? Let’s see what you guys look like!

Updated by Eric Bickernicks on 8/6/2011

Filmed at the Sudbury Wayside Inn Revolutionary War re-enactment.

I started popping at the Billerica Farmers Market half way through the season. Got a listing in the Wicked Local Billerica listing. So that’s what the top of my head looks like.

These kids really know how to plug it.

Local news station covers the opening day of Springfield, MA