Since then, cinnamon candy apples became super popular and have transitioned into a Halloween treat. The candy apples were gorgeous, and people wanted to buy them instead of the candy by itself. [bctt tweet="Candy Apples are great all year long! Let's make some!" was trying to sell cinnamon candies for Christmas when he decided that dipping apples in the candy would be a fantastic way to showcase the candy. Since then, candy apples became super popular and have transitioned into a Halloween treat. He was trying to sell cinnamon candies for Christmas when he decided that dipping apples in the candy would be a fantastic way to showcase the candy. Kolb supposedly invented them in 1908 in New Jersey. What time of year do you associate candy apples with? I think of them as a Fall and Halloween treat, but they were actually created and originally sold during Christmas time. I don’t regularly have gold leaf in laying around in my kitchen!Īnyway, other than making fewer apples, giving them a little bling, and adding a bit more cinnamon flavor, I didn’t change much else! I mean, I just had a packet of edible gold leaf lying around and what else was I going to use it for? Hahahaha…I sound so pretentious, but it was a gift from a fellow crew member from the Guy’s Grocery Games culinary team.
Oh, I also made these apples super fancy with some gold leaf. I ended up making six perfectly coated apples, and they get cut into slices when you eat them, so you can share with anyone and everyone. No one needs eight apples coated in a delicious and almost too sweet candy coating. When I tested the original recipe as written, I was pleasantly surprised! It worked really well, so well, that I only made like, one change.Īll I did was reduce the amounts of the recipe. These Cinnamon Candy Apples were first published in the 1966 Better Homes and Gardens Cookies and Candies Cookbook. The crisp apples and cinnamon candy coating are perfect together, and they’ll be a showstopper when you make them for your Halloween party! THANKS FOR THE SOLID RECIPE And guess what? They are full of fall flavors. Lucky for me I found a vintage recipe for Cinnamon Candy Apples and I jumped right into the candy making process. Bring me roasted butternut squash, maple spice almond milk lattes, and ALL THE perfectly crisp apples. I’m much more a Spring and Summer loving lady which is why I love LA and it’s “seasons.” Even though I don’t love this time of year (except for Halloween and Thanksgiving), I do enjoy the food. For all of you lovely people who have real seasonal weather, I don’t envy you. Looking for the perfect fall dessert? How about a fun and retro treat for Halloween? Look no further, these 1960’s Cinnamon Candy Apples are delightful and I've got a step-by-step video showing you exactly how to make them!įall is officially here, and I mean officially here, as in I’m currently wearing a sweatshirt in Los Angeles.
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