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Home Β» Bat Shaped Halloween Caramel Apple Recipe For Kids

Bat Shaped Halloween Caramel Apple Recipe For Kids

October 10, 2019 by Hannah Lewis Leave a Comment

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The best caramel for apples.

We were gifted this delicious caramel dip from Litehouse and it’s quite tasty. I do love a good homemade caramel sauce, but honestly semi-homemade is the real MVP when you need a quick dessert.

Caramel apple shapes that aren’t apples.

I mean, what is cuter than a themed dessert? We opted for bat apples because, hello Halloween. But, these would also be great ideas for other adorable and festive caramel apples.

  • Hearts. These would be perfect for Valentine’s Day! Also, snag these cute sprinkles.
  • Reindeer. Surprise everyone this Christmas with Rudolph caramel apples. Topped with these perfect sprinkles.
  • Four Leaf Clovers. St. Patty’s Day, yes please. Top with these!

Ingredients for semi-homemade caramel apples.

Caramel apples take minimal ingredients. Here is all you need!

  • Caramel Dip.
  • Sticks.
  • Apples.
  • Sprinkles.

A few of our other favorite caramel and apple recipes.

  • Homemade Apple Pie Latte. This tasty coffee latte is like fall in a cup. You just need a few ingredients to basically be a homemade barista.
  • Boozy Salted Caramel Apple Cider. Make apple cider even better by adding some booze. Perfect for the impending holidays.
  • Duck Tacos with Crunchy Apple Slaw. This crunchy apple slaw is so perfect on top of these tacos.

Bat-Tastic Caramel Apples

These bat shaped caramel apples are EASY, delicious and semi-homemade. Use store bought caramel sauce for a dessert that's done in 10 minutes!
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Course: Appetizer, Dessert
Cuisine: American
Keyword: apple recipes, bat shaped dessert, caramel apples, caramel sauce, semi homemade dessert, store bought caramel
Prep Time: 10 minutes minutes

Ingredients

  • 2 large Apples
  • 1/2 – 3/4 cup Litehouse Caramel Dip
  • 2-4 Tablespoons Wilton Halloween Sprinkles
  • 8-10 short wooden sticks

Instructions

  • Wash apples and pat completely dry. Slice vertical thick pieces of apple and set aside. Finish with both apples, you should have roughly 8-10 pieces of apple.
  • Using a bat shaped cookie cut, cut apple and set aside on a paper towel or paper plate.
  • Warm caramel dip up a little bit in a heat safe bowl. Using a spoon, drizzle caramel dip all over the bat shaped apples.
  • Top with Halloween sprinkles.
  • Push little wooden stick into bottom of the caramel apple bat so it becomes a holder. Place on serving platter and enjoy!
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Notes

If you don’t want to enjoy these immediately, place in fridge uncovered for up to 24 hours. 

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