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Feed Your Skull a Snack: Spicy Thai Apple Snacks

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Spicy Thai Apple SnacksToday’s spicy Thai apple snacks are even more exciting than the super cute tuxedo sweet potatoes. This is a perfect snack with autumn approaching in the United States. I can’t wait to check out the orchard that WSU manages and see what apples they offer. Besides pumpkin, apples are one of my favorite fall foods. Spicy Thai Apple Snacks As for this snack, your tongue will be tantalized by the sweet apple, savory peanut butter, spices and herbs, and sriracha’s heat. It is a beautiful flavor profile. Spicy Thai Apple SnacksIt will put a smile on your face. I’m confident. Spicy Thai Apple Snacks They are super easy to make too! Make them a meal by topping each round with spinach, romaine, or green leaf lettuce. Spicy Thai Apple Snacks

Spicy Thai Apple Snacks

    Ingredients

    • 1 apple, cored and cut into 1/4" slices
    • 1-2 tablespoons natural peanut butter
    • 4-6 fresh basil leaves, thinly sliced
    • garlic powder
    • curry powder
    • sriracha to taste or cayenne or orange marmalade if spicy isn't your thing

    Instructions

    1. Spread a reasonable sized amount of peanut butter on each slice, sprinkle a dash of garlic and curry powder over each one, top with desired amount of sriracha and basil leaves.
    2. Devour!
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    Spicy Thai Apple Snacks

    Leave them open face like above or top with a plain apple slice for apple sandwiches. Enjoy!

    Are they as adventurous as the peanut butter banana nori rolls? Let me know in the comments!

    xoxo

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    3 comments

    1. Rachel says:

      My husband and I eat PB & apples as our go-to snack, so this has added some exciting variety to the mix! I think next time I’ll mix all of the ingredients into the peanut butter and make a dip for some apple wedges, just to cut down on prep time. Thanks for the interesting idea!