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IWHAT COULD BE BETTER THAN HAVING A CARAMEL APPLE DIPPED IN CHOCOLATE CHUNKS ON A BRISK FALL DAY? IT’S ALL PART OF THE COZY RUSTIC CHARM SERIES!


Cozy Fall Favorite Caramel Apple RecipeLiving in Michigan always means fall apple picking season, and the best part of apples is dipping them in caramel and adding chocolate pieces. I made home made caramel sauce this year but to be honest melting store bought caramels is a lot easier and less messy but I had to give it a try this once.  Fall is by far my favorite season, I love layering clothes, curling up in a cozy blanket by the fire, burning candles, and making hearty soup. 

Old Fashioned Caramel Apple RecipeI’m excited to be sharing with you a new series I’m apart of that contains everything COZY, the fabulous bloggers in this group not only have stunning photography they have the most wonderful ideas to share with you. All the links are listed below and I hope you take the time to pop over and see them all today. I know you’ll fall in love with them, and also make new friends. 

Falls A Great Time To Make Caramel Apples With Natural Rustic Sticks. We Enjoy Ours By The Fire Pit On a Crisp Fall DayI have a funny story to tell you about making my caramel apples. The girls at work were asking for them so I decided to make up a batch and take them to work to surprise them. All was going well I’d made the apples, set my cozy fall table, and decided to snap a few picks before packaging them up to take to work.

I carefully added the apples to my cutting board, opened the door to take them outside, and all of a sudden I fell down the stairs and caramel apples went everywhere. They rolled through the dirt collecting tiny pebbles along the way (insert sad face here). No longer were the apples very pretty, or tasty looking at this point. I just stood there staring at the mess thinking how much work I’d put into the apples only to watch them scatter all over the lawn. 

Fall, Caramel Apples, Rustic Farmhouse CharmMy hubby came out of the house to see what was going on, and declared I’d made quite a mess out of my apples; indeed I had! Well those apples wouldn’t be going to work with me so into the compost bin the first batch went and back into the house I went to start the process all over again, LOL. This is when I discovered store bought caramels were much easier to work with. I wasn’t about to go through that whole process again of making caramel. I had to gather pretty sticks again, warm the apples, and create a mess of my kitchen again. Oh the things we do to make everyone happy! 

I hope you got a good laugh just like I did hearing about my apple escapade. For those of you who don’t know me; I’m a total klutz and this was just a normal day in my life. I decided the second batch of apples would not be leaving the house without firmly being wrapped and stored in an airtight container. I’m happy to report that batch made it to work safely without incident. 

Thanks to all the COZY girls that included me today and don’t forget to check out the links below 🙂Signature Fall 2018

 
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Sincerely Marie Designs / Creative Cain Cabin / Vinyet Etc.

 

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  1. Jennifer @ Town and Country Living says

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    Omigoodness! That sounds like something I would do. LOL. Your apples with the sticks are so pretty and I love your table throw. Did I ever tell you my sister and her hubby have a farm and market in southwest Michigan? They grow apples, corn, beans, strawberries, blueberries, and more. They have several greenhouses and a bakery too. They’re in Hastings, about halfway between Grand Rapids and Kalamazoo. Anywho … I always love when she gives me a bagful of Michigan apples. They’re the best!

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  2. Lisa T. says

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    I love the way you didn’t drench the apples in a mass of caramel (don’t get me wrong, I can eat caramel by the cup full!), so that the deliciousness of the fruit remains. Did the dirt on the spilled apples inspire you to add the sprinkles? Lol.

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  3. Kristi Mercer says

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    Ahhhhh, I LOVE caramel apples, but I’ve never thought to make them myself! What a brilliant idea! They look delish!

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  4. laura janning says

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    hey klutz, i love carmel apples so much I probably would have still eaten them …dirt and all 🙂 thanks for sharing this recipe. gonna try with the chunks of chocolate.

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  5. Susan says

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    I love caramel apples ( who doesn’t?!) and yours look so good. And beautiful, too, with those sticks.

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  6. Danielle says

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    Oh, my goodness, I’m glad you’re okay. I’m always falling or dropping things. One of my branches caught on fire while I was taking photos of our Halloween mantel. Ha! Ha! These look AMAZING. Excited to try them!

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  7. Amanda says

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    I can so relate to this! This sounds like something that I would do. Thank goodness for store bought caramels. Your candied apples sure do look delicious and your porch setting is beautiful! I’ll be making some of these this fall for sure!

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  8. Cheryl Major says

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    Dawn, your apple sticks are perfect for caramel apples. What a great idea ! ..as for splilling the caramel apples…I thought that I was the only one that did things like that. I think as women, we are natural pleasers, and because we love to give , we do it ALL ! Have a great week .

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  9. Doreen @ Hymns and Verses says

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    That is something I’d totally do – fall with all those apples! But, they do look so good and I can’t wait to give them a try!

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  10. Laurie @ Vinyet Etc says

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    I LOVE a good klutz story… I’m so in that club!!! haha I simply adore how you’ve added those charming sticks to your sweet candied apples! AND – welcome to the Cozy Living club – your beautiful and cozy way will be a perfect fit!

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