I personally would have skinned the apples because yes the skin has fiber and nutrients but it also has a whole ton of wax on it and that alone ruins the flavor I don't care how well you're able to get the "Wax" off it changes the flavor
If you drop them in a pot of boiling water for 15 seconds or so they wax is easily wiped off and an added plus is any bacteria is killed. An apple orchard is also a nice alternative to the grocery store this time of year. But, even fresh picked apples have a natural wax coating called bloom.
@@howarddinatalesr4790 YES!!! I actually love that even more. I recommend combination of sweet, crisp apples, like Honeycrisp, Fuji, Courtland, Gala, and/or Golden Delicious, along with a few Granny Smith apples to balance out the sweetness.
Looks easy! Thank you
It is!!!!
What a great fall treat!
I agree!
Thanks!
Welcome!
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Some cinnamon in there would be so good 👍🏻
Yes, feel free to add 1-2 teaspoons :)
I personally would have skinned the apples because yes the skin has fiber and nutrients but it also has a whole ton of wax on it and that alone ruins the flavor I don't care how well you're able to get the "Wax" off it changes the flavor
Feel free to do so :)
If you drop them in a pot of boiling water for 15 seconds or so they wax is easily wiped off and an added plus is any bacteria is killed. An apple orchard is also a nice alternative to the grocery store this time of year. But, even fresh picked apples have a natural wax coating called bloom.
My apples are farm grown to 😅 can I mix apples and which are best to mix
@@howarddinatalesr4790 YES!!! I actually love that even more. I recommend combination of sweet, crisp apples, like Honeycrisp, Fuji, Courtland, Gala, and/or Golden Delicious, along with a few Granny Smith apples to balance out the sweetness.