A Community Recipe by Barefootandfrolicking
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This is a delicious raw vegan alternative to cooked candy apples for the Halloween/autumn season!
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Recipe Directions
1. Blend dates and vanilla extract in a blender, adding in almond mylk (begin with 1/4 cup) until desired consistency is reached and mixture is smooth.
2. Paint on date mixture with a kitchen-pastry basting brush in layers.
3. You can chill the apples in between layers (I did about three layers overall).
4. Decorate with hemp seeds. Chill and enjoy! :-)
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By barefootandfrolicking This is a delicious raw vegan alternative to cooked candy apples for the Halloween/autumn season!
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LilEarthMuffin
Jan 13, 2012
These look delicious!
I think these are going to go on my recipe list for thanksgiving!
http://lilearthmuffin.wordpress.com/
Krista the Great
Jan 14, 2012
so, umm, i haven't tried these, of course, but they look quite groovy. anyhoo, my point is that you're username makes me want to frolic barefoot-ly. it put a smile across my brain. so thanks!
high fives?
barefootandfrolicking
Jan 15, 2012
haha thanks Krista - I agree, they are quite groovy! :-) Glad to brighten your day!
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barefootandfrolicking
Jan 15, 2012
haha thanks Krista - I agree, they are quite groovy! :-) Glad to brighten your day!
Krista the Great
Jan 14, 2012
so, umm, i haven't tried these, of course, but they look quite groovy. anyhoo, my point is that you're username makes me want to frolic barefoot-ly. it put a smile across my brain. so thanks!
high fives?
barefootandfrolicking
Jan 13, 2012
Hey Mikfizzle,
Thank you for the kind comments - they were super fun to make, as well as delicious to eat! They would make a great addition to Thanksgiving. I love your blog by the way; I have it listed as one of my favorites on my site:-)
http://barefootandfrolicking.blogspot.com/
LilEarthMuffin
Jan 13, 2012
These look delicious!
I think these are going to go on my recipe list for thanksgiving!
http://lilearthmuffin.wordpress.com/
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