Healthy Apple Recipes for Your Freshly Picked Apples

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byJanice Smith, B.Sc. Kinesiology updated on:

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Fabulous Fall Recipe Ideas for Your Freshly Picked Apples

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One of my favourite things to do with the girls in the fall is to go apple picking. There are so many great orchards just a short drive away from my house, and I try to tag along on my daughters school trips to the local apple orchards every year.

Fabulous Fall Recipe Ideas for Your Freshly Picked Apples
Fabulous Fall Recipe Ideas for Your Freshly Picked Apples
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Health benefits of apples

Which Apple is the healthiest?

Why go apple picking?

What do I do with all of the apples I picked?

The one thing with apple picking is that afterwards you end up with SO MANY APPLES!! What do you do with all of them?!? I love apples, and I try to eat one a day, but a trip apple picking easily leaves you with more apples than you can eat raw. So to help out my co-worker and her sister use up the fruits of their apple picking labour, I turned to my healthy living blogger friends and asked them if they had any recipes I could share. The results are this round up post of 10 fabulous fall apple recipes for your freshly picked apples:

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Have you ever gone apple picking? What did you make with your apples?

Janice Smith is the creator and food blogger behind Salads for Lunch, a healthy recipe website dedicated to easy, delicious salads, soups, and wholesome family meals. With a Bachelor of Science degree in Kinesiology and a certificate in Athletic Therapy, Janice combines her passion for nutrition, fitness, and simple home cooking to inspire readers to live healthier lives. She began blogging after transforming her own lifestyle through healthy eating and exercise, and now shares approachable recipes that make it easy for busy families to enjoy fresh, seasonal ingredients. When she's not developing recipes, Janice enjoys running, staying active, and spending time with her three daughters. Through Salads for Lunch, she encourages readers to embrace healthy living one meal at a time.

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  1. Thanks for these! I just went apple picking last weekend and have been trying to think of things to make with em’!

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