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Have you ever made apple chips?

November 18, 2015 Leave a Comment
Baked apple chips TasteArkansas (c)nwafoodie AD

This post contains a link to sponsored content written in partnership with Taste Arkansas, an online food site curated by Arkansas Farm Bureau.

Sugar, spice, and everything nice. Yep, that just about describes the ingredients in baked apple chips. You can mix it up any way that you like, plain, sugar-dusted, cinnamon and sugar-dusted, maple syrup, or even add a little heat like cayenne or curry.

You don’t need a fancy mandoline slicer (extra credit if you have one), just a sharp knife, an oven, and a couple of hours since the apple slices need to bake slow-and-low to turn them into chips. Pick a time when you are cleaning house, doing laundry, or raking that never-ending pile of leaves. When you are finished with that task, you’ll be ready for a treat.

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Baked apple chips TasteArkansas (c)nwafoodie AD
Happy chipping.
Eat well, my friend. Eat well.

 

Lyndi

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My name is Lyndi Fultz, and I live in the beautiful Ozark Mountains, which span Northwest Arkansas and Southwest Missouri.

I like to share small ideas for living simply and eating happily.

You will find that I talk a lot about food because we all need to eat. Why not add little bits of food joy where possible?

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