Unwrap a whole bag of KRAFT caramels into a medium-sized pot. (A double-boiler will work better, but if you stir it well you could probably use a normal one.)
Turn burner on to Medium-Low.
Prepare your apples by washing them and sticking popsicle sticks into the top. Place them on buttered wax paper to wait for their caramel coating.
Observe the happy Caramel Apple makers in action:
Stir the caramels while they are melting.
Pretend your apple is a microphone and you are singing into it while you wait for the caramels to melt all the way.
When caramel is completely melted, hold apple in pot...
...and spoon caramel over it until completely covered.
Place apples on buttered wax paper (on a plate or other hard surface) and let chill in the refrigerator.Once chilled, (after about an hour of patient waiting) Let sit on counter for 15 minutes. Really. Otherwise they will NOT come off the wax paper. :) Trust me.
And there you have delicious caramel apples! ENJOY!
Julia
YUM Julia!! I want a caramel apple. :( Can I have one? :-D
ReplyDeleteDelightful post!
~Madison
YUMMY! Maybe I will try that! They look really good! Good job making them! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteLaney :)
Something that makes carmal apples even more irresistable is to melt in two seperate containers, white and milk chocolat. Then, you take a fork and generously drizzle the chocolate over the apples. They are sooo good and make a great gift. Olivia
ReplyDeleteLooks Like fun! I've never made caramel apples........I might have to try it. :)
ReplyDeleteSay, that's pretty great! It looked like a lot of fun too!
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ReplyDeleteThe apples look delish!
Yummy!
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Joanna
Dad once had a carmel apple that also had chocolate and nuts on it. He loved it!
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