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Apple Noodles

June 12, 2015 by Kim Gordon 1 Comment

Apple noodles are delicious and versatile!

Apple noodles. They’re the bomb in my family. Crunchy, sweet, delicious and CHEAP!

We discovered the magic of spiralizers a few months ago. The goal was to get more veggies into our diets, but surprisingly, it’s the fruit that we’re really loving! Especially apples, since they keep so long, are readily available and taste great in almost everything. You can make them as exotic or as plain as you like and they’re still great, as well as great for you.

Apple noodles are delicious, versatile and very inexpensive to make. You can make them as healthy or as indulgent as you like, for pennies! All of these ingredients came from Aldi, and most of them are organic.
Apple noodles are delicious, versatile and very inexpensive to make. You can make them as healthy or as indulgent as you like, for pennies! All of these ingredients came from Aldi, and most of them are organic.

We eat them like pasta, with our favorite dessert “sauce”. You can make these are healthy or as indulgent as you like. Think of your favorite apple desserts, and add the flavorings to freshly spiralized, raw apple noodles. You could bake or saute the apples, but we like them raw. Easy, peasy, yumminess!

Some of our favorites sauces are:
plain or flavored yogurts of your choice (dairy, soy, coconut, almond, etc)
caramel or date sauce (tastes like caramel)
chocolate syrup
nutella (heaven!)
peanut butter (mixed with yogurt)
whipped cream

Some of our favorite toppings are:
dried fruit
nuts
oats
chocolate chips
cranberries
pomegranate seeds
coconut
sprinkles
cinnamon
cinnamon sugar

You can also eat them like a cereal or muesli, or as a yogurt parfait. The possibilities are truly endless!

Note: Combining different types of apples is delicious. You can also use pears as well.

The one downside is they start to brown almost immediately, even after tossing them in lemon juice (which is delicious!) I make Apple Noodle Parfaits in mason jars for work (recipe coming soon), and the browning isn’t too bad. It doesn’t affect the flavor at all, it’s just the fruit oxidizing since it’s been cut. Fruit-Fresh also helps. You can find it in the canning section of most stores. It has absorbic acid in it to keep fruits from browning when canning and preserving.





Apple Noodles
 
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Prep time
5 mins
Total time
5 mins
 
Spiralized apple "noodles" are easy, delicious, versatile and frugal! Our family loves these for breakfasts, snacks and desserts. You can make them as healthy or as indulgent as you like.
Author: Kim
Recipe type: Breakfast
Cuisine: American
Serves: 2
Ingredients
  • 1 large apple
  • 1 cup yogurt
  • 1 cup fresh berries
  • granola or other toppings of your choice (dried fruit, nuts, coconut, chocolate chips, etc)
Instructions
  1. Spiralize your apple.
  2. Divide spiralized apple into 2 bowls.
  3. Top with yogurt, fresh berries and granola or other toppings of your choice.
  4. Enjoy!
Notes
There are so many ways to make these. You can make a sauce by thinning some peanut butter with vanilla yogurt. Or you can top them with nutella, whipped cream, dried fruit, fresh fruit, nuts, shredded coconut, granola, cinnamon-sugar, etc. The possibilities are endless!
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