Apple Choc Chips | The Healthy Apple Snack your Kids wonāt Leave Half-eaten
Have you ever added an apple to your kidsā lunchbox only to find it returned with nibble marks that afternoon?
If youāre ready to finally crown apples the official Snacking King, then join us as we fall in love with this healthy yet fun take on this underrated fruit.
This healthy apple snack for kids is so irresistible that even grownups canāt say no. So we highly recommend making a bigger batch that can serve as your 3 pm pick-me-up or next dayās lunchbox gem.
All you need to whip up the ultimate healthy lunchbox snack are fresh apples, cinnamon, a hint of raw sugar and dark chocolate. You can even get the kids involved to build the excitement for things to come!
After a few fun steps and a dipping extravaganza, you and your offspring will be watching the oven because you simply canāt wait to get your hands on these super yummy Apple Choc Chips.
Pack them for lunch in your favourite Snackie and give yourself a round of applause because youāve just won Lunchbox of the Century. Best of all? Simply pop your Bear, Cat or Bunny Snackie in the dishwasher once the munchkins have returned from their adventures, so you have more time to catch up on the goss. #genius
Makes 10 rings
Ingredients
- 2 apples
- 30 g (Ā¼ cup) raw organic sugar
- 1 tsp cinnamon
- 50 g (half a bar) dark chocolate, melted
Method
Cut apples crosswise into 3 mm discs and remove core using a little cookie cutter of your choice.
In a small bowl, mix the sugar and cinnamon. Dip apple slices in sugar mixture to coat both sides.
Shake off excess then lay out on cooling rack for an hour to allow moisture to be released.
Preheat oven to 100 C. Place apple rings in oven, still on cooling rack, to dehydrate for 2 hours.
Allow to cool completely before coating with chocolate. Place dipped rings onto a baking tray lined with parchment paper, and leave to set in fridge for half an hour. Once set, serve in your favourite Snackie.
Store in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 3 days.
