Septemeber is National Organic month and I was asked by Wafair.co.uk to develop an organic recipe for their site. Organic apples, dates, coconut oil and walnuts are readily available and so I decided to make a little snack / treat using these ingredients.
I added a lolly pop stick to small rounds of apples and covered them in a delicious date caramel and crushed walnuts.
Lolly pop sticks make food so much more appealing to kids and both Finn and Rory loved these! Get your kids to help make them, they will enjoy preparing this snack!
Raw caramel apple pops are delicious at any time but they make a great, healthy alternative to toffee apples at halloween. I will definitely be making them then!
Check out the recipe here. Enjoy!
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They look lovely! Great idea.
Thanks Vicki, glad you like them 🙂
Yum, they look delicious! #KidsCorner
Thanks! 🙂
Your caramel apple pops look delicious, what a great idea. I love the sound of walnuts and dates as an alternative to the traditional toffee, I reckon adults will enjoy them as much as the children. Thanks for sharing 🙂 Popping over from #TastyTuesdays
Thanks Sarah! I can confirm that adults do enjoy them – I struggled to stop eating them!!
another great recipe, great alternative just in time for autumn! Thanks for linking up to #KidsCorner x
Thanks Amy! I thought they would be perfect for halloween!
I love the look of these. I’m always on the look out for healthy tasty treats. Thanks for sharing 🙂
Thanks Sarah!
Yum! These look so cute. Might need to make these for our upcoming party next week!
Thanks Kylie, hope you (and your guests) enjoy them!
These are genius, Amy. Such a yummy, healthy, manageable snack!! x
Thank you for stopping by and your kind comment! 🙂
They look so delicious, we really must try them! #Kidslinky
Thanks Karen, I hope they are a hit!
How exciting they asked you to do that! They look great! Thanks for sharing in #KidsCorner x
Thanks Katy x
Yum! I’ve made something similar to this with bananas. I love how healthy yours are though!!
Thanks Krystle. This would work really nicely with banana too – thanks for the idea x