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Pop Rock Pink Lady Apples

October 11, 2013 By Susan Nuyt Leave a Comment

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It’s still the candy that explodes in your mouth.  Eating these candied apples for Halloween is a real treat– that sparkly-popping sensation with every crunch and bite of childhood comes alive again.  It’s like no other candied apple.  It’s not oozing in caramel.  It’s got light-pink color in white chocolate, strawberry rock pops sprinkled over its dripping sweetness that chopped cherry-flavored Twizzler licorice is stuck onto along with miniature semi-sweet chocolate chips.  Is that too much?– No. 
 
Choose a good-quality white chocolate, several 4.4-ounce bars. 
 
Gradually melt, add the red food coloring paste immediately.
 
Wash and dry Pink Lady apples.  Swirl into the pink-colored chocolate.  Quickly drip pure almond extract over each apple when placed on wax paper.  The almond extract and the pop rocks make this apple worth being candied.
 
Adorn and let set for a while before biting into or cutting into portions.
 
 

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