Spellbinding Mini Chocolate Covered Apples
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Halloween Mini Chocolate Covered Apples are the perfect way to celebrate the holiday in style! These delicious treats are perfect for a Halloween party or simply as a sweet snack. For more spooky treats see my Halloween page.
These mini chocolate covered apples are so simple to make all you need is a melon baller, some Granny Smith apples, chocolate chips, nuts, and/or sprinkles and you got one yummy treat for your next Halloween party or fall get together.
When it comes to desserts, nothing is quite as satisfying as a piece of chocolate-covered fruit. This is especially true if the fruit is sweet and juicy, like a perfect apple.
With a little bit of creativity, you can easily turn any ordinary apple into a chocolatey masterpiece. All you need is a melon baller and some melted chocolate.
Of course, instead of using a melon baller, you can just cut the apple with an apple slicer, add a candy stick and dip them in the chocolate and add sprinkles! Super easy!
I made Candy Coated Chocolate and Caramel Apples a couple of years ago, but just the thought of bite-sized ones got me all excited!
Make Sliced Covered Apples
If using a melon baller is too difficult or if you just do not have one. Another awesome way to make these is to cut the apples in slices with an apple slicer or cut 1/2 inch thick slices straight through the apple.
Add a cake pop stick and dip them in chocolate and add the toppings!
Toppings for Covered Apples
- Sprinkles
- Coconut
- Nuts
- Caramel
- Crushed candy
- Crushed Cookies, like Oreos
- Drizzles of more chocolate
- Traditional red candy apple coating
How to Make Mini Chocolate Covered Apples with a Melon Baller
Ingredients:
- 4 Granny Smith apples, Honey Crisp, or another fav apple
- 1 bag of chocolate chips, my fav is Ghirardelli Milk Chocolate
- Halloween sprinkle toppings or nuts
- Cake pop sticks, or skewers
Start by scooping out all the balls in your apples with a melon baller.
They end up looking semi-round with a flat apple skin bottom. If you do not like this idea just cut them into slices.
I used decorative paper straws cut in half for my sticks and they were a bit flimsy. You can use candy sticks and even skewers for the pop part!
MAKE AHEAD: Place them in an airtight container and keep it in the refrigerator for 3-4 days.
FREEZER: Wrap in plastic or parchment and place in an airtight container or freezer bag. Freeze for up to 3 months.
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Mini Chocolate Covered Apples
Ingredients
- 4 Granny Smith apples, or Honey Crisp
- 1 bag of Chocolate Chips my fav is Ghirardelli Milk Chocolate
- Halloween sprinkle toppings
- Decorative straws cake pop sticks or skewers
Instructions
- Use a melon baller to scoop out the apple pulp.
- Insert the melon baller and spin it around in the apple to make a perfect circle and scoop out.
- Repeat with all of the apples.
- Insert a stick into the center of the apples.
- Swirl the apple ball in the chocolate.
- Knock off excess chocolate, roll in or sprinkle with toppings.
- Place on a wax paper covered backing sheet.
- Place in refrigerator for 20 minutes to set the chocolate.
Notes
Nutrition
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I’m attempting to make these, but chocolate won’t stick & keeps sliding…. Please help!!!!!
Hi Janai, Sounds like apples are too wet and or chocolate is too hot. Try dab drying the apples with a paper towel and then dipping them.
I made mini caramel apples last year but I love these – Thanks for linking up to Pin Worthy Wednesday, I have pinned your post to the Pin Worthy Wednesday Pinterest Board.
Thank you!
What perfect, healthier, bites! Love it. Sharing with my daughter, she always looks for ideas like this for her girls. Thanks for sharing. We love having you at Thursday Favorite Things blog hop!
Thank you!!
Kim
such a cute idea for Halloween! love that they’re mini. I always feel like a whole apple is too much
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I agree the whole apples are too much to eat. These little ones are so much easier to pop inyour mouth! Trust me! Lol!
Kim
Awh, these are so cute. I love the idea of bite sized chocolate covered apple. This is genius!
LOVE these, so much more practical than giant apples! Come on by Celebrate it Sunday opening at 8 PM EST on Saturday and share these fun treats! Pinning and sharing at FB and Twitter!