Monday, 2 November 2015

Popping Candy Apple Pops !

I absolutely LOVE bonfire night ! The fireworks, the pretty lights, that wonderful feeling of being with all your family and friends stood around a bonfire and ... Toffee Apples ! I've always loved eating toffee/chocolate apples but they're impossible to eat while looking in anyway dignified hehe . So when I saw the idea of making apple pops and making them into mini caramel apples on Pinterest I was beyond excited ! But I always hate the idea of working with hot caramel because it can be dangerous, it's easy to get burnt and I'm ( not to brag or anything ;) ) generally quite talented at being a safety hazard in the kitchen even without boiling hot sugar flying around everywhere hehe ! So I was thinking about how I could make these better and make them in a way that would be safe and fun to make with children ... Then it hit me ! I should mix all the yummy things in the world together , add it to the dignity retaining idea of bite size apple pieces and Bamm ! Chocolate, Popping Candy, Toffee Apples ! And that .... was something I HAD to share with you hehe :)

What You'll Need :
  • Apples
  • Toffee Sauce
  • Popping Candy
  • Chocolate
  • Cake pop sticks
  • Melon Baller
Step One : Use a melon baller to get a small ball of apple !

Step Two : dip the apple ball in toffee sauce

Step Three : Roll the apple in popping candy ( The toffee sauce will make it stick )

Step Four : Melt some chocolate in a bowl and dip a cake pop stick in it to make sure the apple stays on then put the apple on the cake pop stick .

Step Five : Cover the apple pop in the chocolate and then sprinkle with a little popping candy for decoration !

Leave to dry and voila ! The perfect fireside treat with your dignity fully in tack hehe :) I'd show you a picture of the ones I made but I sort of, ever so slightly.. ate them ... Umm sorry ;)

Have a great bonfire night and let me know in the comments what your favourite part of bonfire night is !

Stay Strong <3 Stay Smiley :)

Lots of Love, Marianne xxx

25 comments:

  1. Yum this sounds like such a delicious treat, thank you for the recipe dear! xxxxx

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    1. They were really yummy :) I'm happy you like it !

      Lots of love, Marianne xxx

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  2. ooooo, these do sound good!! A good one for bonfire night too, I can't wait to give them a go :)

    Katie xox

    http://katiecupoftea.blogspot.co.uk/

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    1. I'm going to take some to a family bonfire at the weekend to share around ! I hope you enjoy them if you give them a go :)

      Lots of love, Marianne xxx

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  3. These sound absolutely delicious! I am a huge fan of caramel (or toffee?) apples and always hate how messy they are. This is such a great idea! I'm definitely going to make these. Thanks for sharing Marianne, hope you have a wonderful week my gorgeous friend! XO -Kim

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    1. I love toffee apples as well but you're right they definitely aren't easy to eat hehe :) I really hope you enjoy them if you try them kim ! Have a great Bonfire night :)

      Lots of love, Marianne xxx

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  4. this is such a brilliant idea! xx

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    1. I'm glad you like it ! Have a lovely day :)

      Lots of love, Marianne xxx

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  5. These sound like such s good idea, I bet they must look so miniature and cute!

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    1. They were adorable in mini hehe , almost too cute to eat ... almost ;)

      Have a great day !

      Lots of love, Marianne xxx

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  6. Awww thank you Rainbow ! You're so kind :) I'm looking foreword to bonfire night, I think it's amazing to see all the beautiful colours :)

    Lots of love, Marianne xxx

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  7. great blog post, had a great read :)... love your blog post :) keep up the good work :)

    Jadiee'sLittleBlog keep in touch

    Jade

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    1. Thank you, your kind words made me smile :) It makes me so happy that you like my blog !

      Lots of love, Marianne xxx

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  8. Yum!! I love how you made them into pops. While I love the idea of candy apples, on a practical level, they're just so difficult to eat! Although that won't stop me from trying... :P -Audrey | Brunch at Audrey's

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    1. they definitely were yummy ! hehe :) I love toffee apples but like you I couldn't work out how to eat normal sized ones and would end up with candy all over my face !

      Lots of love, Marianne xxx

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  9. I would love to try this!

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    1. You definitely should !They tasted great :)

      Lots of love, Marianne xxx

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  10. This sounds like a wonderful idea, Marianne. I've never had candy apples, though, haha.

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    1. I'm glad you like it ! You should definitely try them , you're missing out hehe :)

      Lots of love, Marianne xxx

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  11. This sounds amazing! I love that you included popping candy in there, it's the best thing ever! I am now overly excited for bonfire night to start! xD xx

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    1. Popping candy is like the most exciting things ever haha ! I love bonfire night everythings so beautiful !

      Lots of love, Marianne xxx

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  12. I love a good bonfire, especially in the cold seasons. These seem so nice! I can't wait to try them out... my sweet tooth will love me for it. ;)

    x Yasmine
    Cloudy, my blog

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    1. Me too !! They're stunning :) It's so lovely cuddling around a fire in it's warmth with all the people you love around you !

      Lots of love, Marianne xxx

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  13. This sounds like a fantastic fall treat to have on a chilly November night in front of the fireplace. Thank you for sharing, Marianne!!
    Hope you're having a lovely week :)

    ~Lor @ cozycomfyhome.com

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    1. I had great fun making them ! I'm really looking forward to sharing them at a family bonfire I'm going to on Saturday hehe :)

      Lots of love, Marianne xxx

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