Making caramel apples has never been so fun or easy! Thank you to Harry & David for helping me to share this recipe with you.
You guys know me…I’m all about the healthy recipes. Even when the most candy-laden holiday of the year rolls around, I make a valiant attempt at keeping things light, like with the Devilish Avocado Sriracha Deviled Eggs that I posted yesterday. But you know what? Sometimes a girl just needs to indulge in something really naughty at Halloween.
I confess that I had never before made a caramel apple. There should be some of rule against that. So, when Harry & David’s Halloween Caramel Apple Kit arrived at my doorstep, I was pretty excited. In fact, my boys and I broke into a Halloween celebration dance. I’m happy to say that was not caught on video.
The kit itself is a sight to behold…cool “Spells & Incantations” box, funny directions and the most important part – shiny red apples, caramels, mini chocolate candies, salted cashews and sticks for the caramel apples. Everything you need in one adorable package. This would make a great Halloween gift for kids!
My kids and I pulled everything out of the box and laid out the ingredients, then set to work. I captured our caramel apple making adventure in photos. The eating came later in relative silence to enjoy every single bite of those glorious apples!
Head over to the Harry & David blog to check it out.
Other Halloween recipes:
Cookin’ Canuck’s Devilish Avocado Sriracha Deviled Eggs
Cookin’ Canuck’s Halloween Vampire Punch with Lime Sherbet
I Wash…You Dry’s Pumpkin Guacamole
Food, Faith & Fitness’ Chocolate Peanut Butter Cookie Ghost Cups
Say Yes’ Homemade Baked Sweet Potato Chips (Pumpkin Shaped!)
Disclosure: This post is sponsored by Harry & David, and I was provided with the products for the post. All opinions are my own.
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One of my favorite treats and such a fun fall treat. ~~ Catherine
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