Simple Air Fryer Apple Chips for an Easy Afternoon Snack
Easy Cinnamon Air Fryer Apple Chips Snack
Today, I am sharing with you a quick air fryer snack that you will love because you can enjoy them in less than 30-minutes. These air fryer apple chips are crunchy, sweet, and are the perfect afternoon healthy, but delicious snack.
How to make Apple Chips in the Air Fryer
This recipe is quite straightforward. You need 4 apples, cut in ⅛ inch thick slices. You can use a knife or a mandoline slicer. I recently got a mandoline slicer and have loved using it. It has made the cooking process so much easier.
After cutting your apples, place them in the air fryer and sprinkle with cinnamon. Cook at 300 degrees for 10 minutes. Flip apples and cook for an additional 10 minutes, or until it reaches the desired crispness. For the best results, check the apple slices often in your air fryer until they are cooked to your liking.
Every air fryer is different and cooking times and temperatures may vary. You can consult your air fryer’s cooking guide to see if their is a recommended temperature for your air fryer.
Final Thoughts
Whether you make these as an afternoon snack for yourself and the kids or as an evening treat, everyone will love these air fryer apple chips. The type of apple doesn’t matter, whichever one is your favorite! Which type of apple are you going to use? I can’t wait to hear how it goes!
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Simple Air Fryer Apple Chips for an Easy Afternoon Snack
Equipment
Ingredients
- 4 apples sliced ⅛” with a mandoline or kitchen knife.
- 1 teaspoon cinnamon
Instructions
- Place apples in an air fryer basket and sprinkle with cinnamon.
- Cook at 300˚F/149˚C for 10 minutes, then turn apples over and cook an additional 10 minutes or until they reach desired crispness.
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You didn’t specify if it makes a difference if you peel your apples. So many apples are coated with wax to last a year till the next season.
Hi Janice, great question. These are unpeeled. I imagine you can also try them peeled, OR I would suggest a good wash to remove that wax and any residue. We have a fab DIY fruit and veggie wash perfect for that: https://fabulesslyfrugal.com/diy-homemade-vegetable-wash-preserver/
Comment re: Mandolin Slicer. WEAR A CUT RESISTANT GLOVE.
I sliced off a good portion of my thumb when a vegetable tipped over. Bleeding would not stop. Doctor applied a special tape designed to stop bleeding. My thumb is back to normal.
Ouch! That is great advice.