18 Delicious Caramel Apple Recipes to Make for Halloween

These yummy caramel apples evoke memories of festive fall fairs.

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Marshmallows, chocolate, and graham crackers meet their match in a tart Granny Smith.

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The magic ingredients for these bewitching apples? A deep crimson variety like Red Delicious, a few drops of food coloring — plus a dash of spicy cinnamon.

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Combine the flavors of peanut butter and caramel to get a decadent dessert.

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Tools you'll need: $10, Caramel Apple Sticks, amazon.com

Think caramel apples are too messy? Try this recipe for apple slices on a stick instead.

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The mini marshmallows are the best part of this delicious dessert.

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Dip green apples in a layer of caramel and white chocolate once cooled. Sprinkle with cinnamon sugar and dip the bottom half of each apple in pie crust crumbs.

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The best part about candy apples: You can top them however you'd like. Case in point: crushed shortbread and milk chocolate chips create a Twix-like flavor on these apples.

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Add elegant swirls of teal and green to white candy coating for a beautiful way to enjoy Granny Smith apples.

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There's nothing more palate-pleasing than a sweet and salty combo. Once you dip your caramel apples in white or dark chocolate, generously cover 'em with frighteningly festive sprinkles.

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Sink your teeth into these dangerously delicious pops that feature mini marshmallow fangs and rich, not-too-sticky caramel.

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These candy apples capture the essence of autumn with spiced flavors you'll fall hard for.

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This candy-coated treat is finished with a chocolate spider web drizzle.

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There's nothing scary about how these nightmarish treats taste. Dipped in white chocolate and decorated with black frosting, this treat pays homage to a Disney classic.

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Drip melted red candy down the top of your cooled, white-chocolate covered candy apples to add a gory touch.

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Yup, that's an apple in there! Dipped in chocolate, this recipe makes a cauldron fit for any wicked witch.

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