Want to satisfy your sweet tooth? This recipe for decadent caramel candy apples is simple and whips up fast. You will need ripe red apples, store-bought caramel, water, chopped peanuts, wooden skewers, a double boiler and cupcake papers. Kids love this special treat.
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How To:
Keep your peeled or sliced apples fresh with Betty
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Cut and serve a dragon fruit (also known as pitahaya)
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How To:
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