If you need an easy dessert that’s perfect for Fall, you have to try these Caramel Apple Bites. They’re so easy to make but are a hit every time I bring them to a family gathering. Skip the messy caramel apples, and make these mini versions instead. These finger food snacks won’t last long. Your kids will love you for making them for sure!
If you want some other food ideas perfect for fall, you should check out these adorable Turkey Donuts or these super cute Spider Cupcakes! Cute food doesn’t have to be difficult to make, and doesn’t need to take a ton of time!
What You Need
- 2 Green Apples
- 1 pkg. Mini Pretzel Twists
- 1 pkg. Rolo Candy
- Toothpicks
How to Make Caramel Apple Bites
Preheat oven to 250 degrees. On a baking sheet, lay out pretzels in a single layer and place a Rolo candy on each pretzel. Put these in the oven for about 3-4 minutes, or until the candy is soft but not melted.
Chop the apple in small chunks. Squeeze a little lemon juice on them if you would like to help keep from turning brown. Place one apple on the end of a toothpick and push into one of the Rolo Pretzels. Repeat until all the Rolo pretzels have apples.
Ready to serve!
This recipe is great because it allows you to make as many or as few as you need for your party. Since the directions are so simple, you don’t have to worry about messing them up. The presentation is easy with these, because how can you go wrong with Rolos and pretzels?!
Caramel Apple Bites are one of my favorite fall desserts, and I know your family will love them too! If you make them, let us know how you liked them in the comments below. Happy fall, Y’all!
Stacie @ Divine Lifestyle says
This is the best sweet treat ever! It has all the flavors of Halloween, but it’s much easier to eat than traditional caramel apples.
Bill Sweeney says
That is all kinds of awesome. It’s basically bite sized caramel apples. I love it. No more cleaning up my youngest for an hour after he has a caramel apple.
Joely Smith says
Oh I bet this is so yummy! I love Rolo – it’s one of my weaknesses lol. You are right too – Cute food IS easy! Thanks for this fun yum recipe!
Liz Mays says
These sound so good! I need to pick up some apples to use for treats like this. Using the Rolos and pretzels was a great idea.
Gisele says
These look good and I’m sure kids will love them. I remember caramel apples when I was a kid and those things were way too hard to eat! 🙂
candy says
Well now how easy is this to put together. Not sure if I really even need too use the stick. Just place apple piece on top and call it good. Going have make us some of these for a treat.
Marysa says
This is such a cute idea. And much easier and less messy than things like caramel apples. I’ll have to make these with some of our apples that we picked!
Leah says
These look delicious!! They are the perfect little snack for my daughters halloween party at school! Or…I could make them for Thanksgiving!
Jocelyn @ Hip Mama's Place says
Oh wow that looks really good! I love coming up with snacks that I think the kids will enjoy. I’m sure they’re going to love this one! I can’t wait to make it for them, the recipe is a keeper! Thank you so much.
up run for life says
Those look delicious. I am going to have to make these for my family. I like that it is a mix of healthy and unhealthy (hahah).
Lynsey says
These look delicious and they’re such a simple unique idea! Perfect for Halloween!
Marielle Altenor says
Oh Yumfest!! These caramel apple bites would make delicious appetizers! I need to make some!
Aduke Schulist says
I like this idea. I can never eat an entire caramel apple by myself so this would be the perfect size. I can see adding some sprinkles or caramel drizzle too. Yum!
Sonya says
What a fun and easy recipe to serve at a Halloween party. Or any fun event during the fall. I’m pinning this now. 🙂
HilLesha says
This looks amazing! I’d have to try something like this sometime soon. Thanks for sharing!
Amber K says
Caramel apple is my favorite flavor of fall, so I must make these soon. They look amazingly delicious and they sound easy enough to make.