Name: Air Fryer Baked Apples
Prep time: 5 min
Cook time: 20 min
Total time: 25 min
Yield: 3 apples
Cuisine: American
Ingredients: 3 apples (I prefer firm apples like small honeycrisp, pink lady, winesap, granny smith; non stick spray (or a couple of quick spritzes from your Evo Oil Sprayer 4 sprays = approx 1 tsp); 3 tsp Truvia Baking Blend or other low cal sweetener; ground cinnamon (or Dak's Chocolate Crave! ) to taste; 1 Tbsp water

Air Fryer Baked Apples

February 23, 2020

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I can’t believe I’ve never posted this recipe. I make baked apples alllll the time. And probably talk about them even more. Why haven’t I posted this??

Baking apples in the air fryer is probably the laziest way to make food I can think of. Seriously it takes 5 minutes of prep, your inattention for 20 minutes and then as Alyssa says “La La!” they are ready to eat.

Most of the time I pop these in right before I get in the shower. I mean why not?

Apples are sturdy creatures that don’t need your attention or help while cooking
By using an air fryer you don’t have to worry about them burning if you forget to go right back to them (my Simple Living Products Air Fryer has a cool down cycle that prevents overcooking)
You won’t forget them because the smell is Uh-Mazing!!

Baked Apples also freeze well. Ya’ll know I don’t meal prep to eat the same thing for a week but as a busy grandma, wife and business owner I am not opposed to prepping freezer meals for quick reheating. The Air Fryer Baked Apples were EXACTLY the same 30 days later from the freezer in my Meal Prep Haven containers and you can take them straight from the freezer to the microwave.