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Laura on 7.26.2010
Tried it this weekend with Granny Smith apples – had to stop myself from cutting up another apple just to have an excuse to eat more. Thanks!
Healthy “Caramel” Dip
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Description
This is a healthy, easy alternitive to McDonald’s Carmel dip. And your kids will go crazy for it!!!!
Ingredients
- 8 ounces, weight Cream Cheese
- 1 teaspoon Vanilla Extract
- ½ cups Brown Sugar
- 6 whole Apples, sliced
Preparation
In a small mixing bowl, put in the softened cream cheese, followed by vanilla and brown sugar.
With a hand mixer on lowest setting blend until smooth and well mixed.
Spoon into a pretty bowl and set on a large plate.
Cut up apples (we love a mixture of Granny Smith and Red Delicious) and place on the plate around the bowl.
Enjoy in knowing that your kids are eating something they love that’s healthy!!!
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jmjaques on 8.27.2010
msmarmalade, It does not have all ther perservitives that mcdonld’s does; expesially if you use Cream cheese, Brown Sugar, and vinalla that is not the super processed stuff that they sell at most supermarkets. I would also bet dollars to doughnuts that even if you used regular processed ingrediants but kept it to the same size of that little tub, it would still be healthier!!!
ecourtney on 7.20.2010
Try it with chopped peanuts… it’s delicious!
Jessica on 7.20.2010
This is also amazing if you throw in a few chopped peanuts!
buttonbaker on 7.20.2010
How can anyone suggest this is less healthy than the McDonalds dip? children need sugar and fat, but they don’t need artificial sweeteners, colours, flavours and/or preservatives. This dip looks great, easy and with few ingredients, thanks for the great recipe!!
everydayisgourmet on 7.19.2010
Looks amazing!