Halloween is fast approaching, and we have a kid-friendly Halloween treat using apples to make this year.

These simple Halloween apples are a fun and festive treat.

Grab the recipe down below!

Halloween Apples Made With Meringue

It’s starting to feel a lot like Halloween!

In The Worthey Household, we have an outsized affinity for all things Halloween. So grab your tricks and treats, and let’s make the dopest Meringue Halloween Apples.

Your little ghosts and goblins will talk about these yummy treats for years.

These Halloween Apples would also work on a Halloween Snack Board.

How to make Meringue Halloween Apples

Ingredients:

6 apples
6 craft sticks
*caramel sauce courtesy of Martha Stewart
meringue
assorted Halloween-colored sprinkles

Directions:

Place the wooden craft sticks into the tops of the apples, dip each apple into caramel sauce, then place the caramel apples on parchment paper to set.
After the caramel has been set, dip each apple into the meringue, place the apples onto parchment paper and sprinkle with multi-colored Halloween sprinkles.
Toast the meringue on each caramel apple. Use a baker’s torch to toast the meringue until it is deep golden brown.
Serve.

A simple way to make meringue

Ingredients:

6 egg whites
1 1/2 tablespoons McCormick pure vanilla extract
1/4 teaspoon cream of tartar
1/8 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1 1/2 cups powdered or superfine sugar
pinch sea salt

Directions:

Add egg whites to the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with the wire whisk attachment and beat until frothy.
Add pure vanilla extract, cream of tartar, ground cinnamon, and a pinch of sea salt.
Add the powdered or superfine sugar a tablespoon at a time until all of the sugar is incorporated. Continue to whisk until the meringue is glossy and forms stiff peaks.
Top each cup of hot chocolate with meringue and scatter on toffee pieces.
Use a pastry torch to toast the top of the meringue.
Serve.

If you’re a fan of meringue, then try our No-Bake Chocolate Pie With Toasted Meringue.

Pretty simple to make, right? These are a big hit with kids, little and big!

While I’m not a huge Halloween fan, I must admit; these were fun to make.

And with all the Rae Dunn Halloween love going on around here, it’s hard not to enjoy it!

Where to find Rae Dunn Black Halloween items:

I found most of these items at Home Goods, Marshall’s, or TJ Maxx also carries this line.

With it being so close to Halloween, you may not find Rae Dunn Black Halloween items in the store, but you can check on TJ Maxx’s (or HomeGoods/Marshall’s) website, or you can find local groups in your area to see who may have something up for trade or sale.

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Halloween Apples Made With Meringue

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Servings:

Calories: 123kcal

Author: This Worthey Life

Ingredients

6 apples
6 craft sticks
*caramel sauce courtesy of Martha Stewart
meringue
assorted Halloween-colored sprinkles

Instructions

Place the wooden craft sticks into the tops of the apples, dip each apple into caramel sauce, then place the caramel apples on parchment paper to set.
After the caramel has been set, dip each apple into the meringue, place the apples onto parchment paper and sprinkle with multi-colored Halloween sprinkles.
Toast the meringue on each caramel apple. Use a baker's torch to toast the meringue until it is deep golden brown.
Serve.

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Halloween Apples Made With Meringue