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Apple Nachos

Thin apple slices fanned out on a plate and drizzled with everything. No stove, no oven, no grown-up. The only skill is the drizzle.

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Apple Nachos

Read the full instructions and gather your supplies before starting.

Step 1 of 5

Core the apples with the slicer, or cut around the core with a butter knife, and slice them thin.

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Hands-on time10 minutes
Makes1 plate, shares with 2
DifficultyEasyBarely a mess
KitchenNo cooking

This one is all yours

No stove, no oven, no sharp knives. Tell someone what you're up to, then go ahead and make it on your own.

How to make it

5 steps. Tap one when it's done.

Why that works

Cut apples go brown because the inside meets the air and a chemical in the apple reacts with oxygen. The peanut butter and honey coat the slices and slow that down, which is why apple nachos stay pale longer than plain slices would.