We do not have Bonfire Night over here in Sweden, but that didn’t stop us getting into the spirit of things making these scrummy campfire toffee apples! They were a huge hit with my trio and I couldn’t resist either. All my recipes can be prepared at the campfire, but we are now hitting minus temperatures outdoors, so I’m doing the prep at home to make life a little easier on the cold fingers!
Ingredients:
An apple per person
Soft toffees (ours were coated in chocolate too for an extra treat)
Cinnamon
Tin foil (for the fire)
Method:
With a corer, remove the core from the centre of each apple.
Then slice the apple in half. This leaves each half with a lovely trench in the middle.
Place your toffees into the trench.
Sprinkle some cinnamon over each half.
Put the 2 halves of the toffee apples back together again, and wrap in tin foil.
Now you are ready to cook your toffee apples. Place them onto the fire for 10-15 mins. Once the apples are lovely and soft/squishy to touch, they are ready. Tuck in and enjoy your campfire toffee apples.
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Hi Sonia, oh my! Your recipe sounds so much easier to make than the classic toffee apples. With a recipe so easy and a husband who likes cooking over a fire, how can I not give these a try? Pinning.
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xx
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Ah thankyou! I hope you enjoy them as much as we do 🙂
Ohh! I do love the look of these. They sounds so easy to make too! #MMBC
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Thankyou 🙂 I hope you enjoy them!
I’ve never had a toffee apple but I’m now starving for one! Oh my they sound and look so yummy! #MMBC
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oooooo i’m so pleased you like the look of them…give them a go and enjoy!!
These look and sound delicious, I’ve never thought of baking apples with toffee! I guess you can also do the same in the oven (although I guess you don’t get the smoky smell and taste!).
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Yes I am sure they would work in the oven 🙂
What a great idea. Easy to transport the ingredients too, and only the tin foil to take home. Storing this away for our next camping advenure. #MMBC
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I’m glad you like it!! I hope you enjoy them 🙂
Aww such a lovely and yummy idea! Love the picture, made me feel warm looking at it!
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It’s really delicious!!
These look lovely! We’re taking our first camping trip next year and I’ve been searching for campfire recipes – we’re going to give these a try for sure!
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I have more campfire outdoor cooking recipes in this category on the blog http://mammasschool.co.uk/category/outdoor-cooking/ 🙂
They look really nice! Will have to try them in the back garden this winter x
Oh, these look delicious! Definitely one to try this winter.
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They are yummy!
Wow – these look amazing! I am going to find a Dairy free toffee now for my daughter to have a go at these!
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Good luck, I hope they taste good !
I love toffee apples but our ones here are no good for the teeth. These look lovely
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Yes, these are a lot easier on the teeth!!
Ooh, these toffee apples look delicious. Love that you used toffee covered in chocolate for extra taste.
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Yes they were delicious 🙂
These are a great idea, great for campfire cooking. Look very tasty
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they are so yummy!!!
Oh wow these toffee apples sound absolutely divine and cooked outside – bliss
Laura x
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We’ve had them a few times now they are that tasty and easy to make
What a lovely treat! I used to love baked apples my great-nan would make for me every week as a child, and it’s brilliant to make them on the campfire 🙂
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so tasty an yummy
I’ve tried and failed miserably to make toffee apples from scratch in the past. This looks like a much easier version.
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Easy is the name of the game on our campfires!
Ooh these look yummy and much better than the traditional toffee apple of a slightly mushy apple covered in toffee! Thanks for sharing, I’ll have to remember this one! 😉
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Yes and the really chewy stuff that breaks your teeth!
These look yummy! I’d love to have a bonfire but we live in the city centre.
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You will have to try them oven baked 😉