Caramel Apple Slice Rings

Caramel Apple Slice Rings stacked on a plate with caramel drizzle

Looking for a sweet autumn treat? Then you’ve got to try out these caramel apple slice rings!


One of the best things about autumn is the sweet and juicy apples that come into season. They are perfect for making delicious caramel apple rings that are perfect for all your festive occasions.


Whether you are hosting a fall party, going to a potluck with friends or just looking for a new recipe to try at home, we have everything you need to know to make the best caramel apple rings ever.

What apples are best for caramel apples?

The best apples for caramel apples are the ones that are sweet and crisp. Gala, Honeycrisp, or Granny Smith are excellent choices. They have the perfect balance of sweetness and tartness, which blends perfectly with the sticky caramel sauce.


Make sure to choose apples that are firm and don’t have any bruises or soft spots.


Caramel Apple Slice Rings stacked on a plate with caramel drizzle

Why does my caramel apple have bubbles?

If your caramel apple has bubbles, it means that there is moisture still on the apple.


Before dipping the apple into the caramel sauce, make sure to dry it thoroughly with a paper towel. 


If the apple is too cold, let it come to room temperature before dipping it in the sauce.


Make sure that the caramel sauce is also at the right temperature, if it’s too hot, it will create bubbles on the surface.


Caramel Apple Slice Rings stacked on a plate with caramel drizzle

Do caramel apples need to be refrigerated?

Caramel apples generally do not need to be stored in the fridge, but they should be kept in a cool, dry place. The caramel coating on the apple helps to preserve the apple underneath, and refrigerating caramel apples can actually cause the caramel to become too hard and difficult to eat.


However, there are a few factors to consider:


Temperature: If you live in a very warm climate or it’s particularly hot outside, it’s a good idea to store caramel apples in the fridge for short-term storage to prevent the caramel from melting excessively.


Moisture: Moisture can cause the caramel to become sticky and less appealing. Make sure the caramel apples are properly wrapped to prevent moisture from getting to the caramel.


Toppings: If your caramel apples have additional toppings like nuts, chocolate, or other ingredients that can spoil or melt, you might want to consider refrigerating them to preserve the quality of these toppings.


Time: If you plan to store the caramel apples for an extended period, it’s a good idea to store them in a cool, dry place. The fridge might alter the texture and flavor of the caramel over time.


Caramel Apple Slice Rings laying out with cinnamon sugar

How do you get the wax off of apples?

Most apples have a thin coating of natural wax on their skin that helps protect them from damage and keeps them fresh. Before dipping the apples into the caramel sauce, you need to clean them thoroughly.


To get rid of the wax, you can wash the apples with warm water and a scrub brush or use a commercial fruit and vegetable wash. Once you clean the apples, rub them with a paper towel to dry them before dipping them in the caramel sauce.


Caramel Apple Slice Rings stacked on a plate with caramel drizzle


Making caramel apple rings is a fun and easy way to celebrate autumn. With just a few ingredients and simple steps, you can create a delicious dessert that everyone will love.


Remember to choose the right apples, dry them thoroughly, and keep the chocolate caramel apples refrigerated. Also, don’t forget to remove the wax from the apples before dipping them in caramel sauce.

Caramel Apple Slice Rings


Looking for a sweet autumn treat? Then you've got to try out these caramel apple slice rings! Bonus: they're easier to eat than candy apples!


Ingredients


  • 2 large Apples
  • 1 jar Salted Caramel
  • 1 c All purpose flour
  • 2 tbsp Sugar
  • 1 Egg
  • ½ cup Milk
  • ¼ tsp Baking powder
  • ½ tsp Apple pie spice


Cinnamon Sugar


  • ½ c Sugar
  • 1 tbsp Cinnamon


Instructions


  • Slice the apples about 1 CM thick and remove the core from the center.
  • Place the apple on the handle of a wooden spoon or thick skewer.
  • Spin the apples in the caramel until coated and then place on parchment lined baking tray and Freeze for one hour.
  • Mix flour, egg, baking powder, sugar, apple pie spice and milk.
  • Heat oil to 380℉.
  • Dip the apple rings in the batter and then fry until golden brown.
  • Dry on paper towels.
  • Add cinnamon sugar dusting to the top.


Notes


  • Make sure your oil is hot enough when frying or the batter will come off.
  • The apples/caramel need to be frozen solid-if not you loose the bite and have a softer apple. (This isn’t a bad thing just an observation)
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