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How to Make Caramel Apples

How to Make Caramel Apples

Learn how to make caramel apples with this easy recipe! You’ll love their homemade ooey-gooey-goodness.

How to Make Caramel Apples

Learn how to make caramel apples the easy way with this easy recipe! Caramel apples are a fall staple and what a shame it would be to make it to the end of the season before making this delicious dessert recipe. So celebrate the season and eat your dessert on a stick this fall!

How to Make Caramel Apples

Be sure to check out our easy caramel recipe here.

Ingredients

How to Make Caramel Apples

  • Caramel syrup
  • 4 Small apples
  • 4 Wooden sticks or craft sticks
  • Baking sheet or greased wax paper

Step 1. Wash apples then dry thoroughly.

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Step 2. Remove the apple stems side up, and push the sticks down into the apple cores; set aside.

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Step 3. Heat caramel syrup over low heat. Stir constantly.

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Get an easy delicious caramel apple recipe here and ditch the store bought caramel for a more frugal, natural option.

Step 4. Dip the apples one at a time into the caramel syrup, making sure to coat at least 3/4 of the way up the sides.

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Step 5. Place apples on top of greased wax paper.

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Step 6.Refrigerate caramel apples for 1-2 hours. Then, serve your delicious caramel apples!

Caramel Apple 3

Coat with nuts, candies, or leave it the good ol’ fashioned way and enjoy!

In this image they used twigs instead of sticks for a rustic outdoors touch. Perfect for any fall party.

This post is an adaptation of Wikihow’s “How to Make Caramel Apples”.

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