These apple nachos are sliced apples topped with caramel, chocolate and plenty of other fun toppings. The perfect quick and easy after school snack!
When I look for an after school snack, I want something that the kids will love and that will get them through their homework and after school activities. Other after school snacks that my kids love are fruit salsa with cinnamon chips and pizza muffins.
For the first time ever, my twins are off to full day school! I’m already brainstorming fun school lunch ideas, but equally important are the after school snacks. I know my girls will come home hungry and I’m getting prepared with snack options to keep them fueled all afternoon long. My kids absolutely love fruit, so these apple nachos are a perfect choice for a fun yet easy snack. Apple slices will never be boring again!
How Do You Make Apple Nachos?
This recipe starts with apples. I use a combination of red Gala and green Granny Smith apples for fun, but feel free to use whatever variety of apple your children like best. The apples get thinly sliced and arranged on a plate. After that comes the fun part – the toppings! I used a combination of caramel sauce, chocolate sauce, sprinkles and miniature chocolate chips here. Other great options are melted peanut butter, miniature marshmallows, toffee bits, chopped nuts, white chocolate, the possibilities are endless!
After you’ve topped your apples, put the plate on the table and let the kids eat them the same way you’d eat nachos! It’s so much more fun than just handing your children an apple, and it really only takes a few extra minutes to make. These apple nachos are a great way to jazz up back to school snacking for all ages. They’ve even fun for birthday parties or classroom events! Regardless of how you serve these apple nachos, you’ll be sure to have happy kids (and adults love ’em too!).
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Apple Nachos
Ingredients
- 2 cups thinly sliced apples
- 2 tablespoons caramel sauce
- 2 tablespoons chocolate sauce
- 1 tablespoon sprinkles
- 1 tablespoon miniature chocolate chips
Instructions
- Arrange the apples on a plate.
- Drizzle the apples with the caramel and chocolate sauces.
- Top with sprinkles and chocolate chips and serve immediately.
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Alina | Cooking Journey Blog says
Love this gluten-free nachos! A sweet treat.
Wanda Baker says
I use to make a variation of these all the time when the kids were little! Good reminder to make them again – they are the perfect any day snack! Love the sprinkles!
Mikayla says
I eat these as an adult! Drizzled peanut butter and chocolate sauce are two of my favorite ways to make apples dessert. Love this for kids too!
Emily says
Big hit with the kids. Thanks for posting this recipe!
Greg says
What a fun idea!
Deb says
My kids will go bananas over these!