Heath Bar Apple Dip Recipe

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October is National Apple Month so I decided to post this recipe that I discovered on the back of a Heath bag about 10 years ago. This recipe is easy to make, tastes delicious and will help you use any apples that you have left over from apple picking.

According to livestrong.com:

Apples contain significant amounts of flavonoids, phytochemicals found in plants that help protect cells from damage, reducing your risk for heart disease, cancer and other serious health problems. Quercetin, one of the flavonoids found in apples, may reduce your risk for stomach, prostate, ovarian and breast cancers.

 I guess Ben Franklin was correct when he coined the phrase “An apple a day keeps the doctor away”. :)

Heath Bar Apple Dip Recipe

 
Heath Bar Apple Dip
Author: Kimberly D
Recipe type: dessert; party
Prep time: 
Total time: 
Serves: 8-12
Ingredients
  • 1 package of cream cheese—approx. 8 oz
  • ½ cup of packed brown sugar
  • ¼ cup of regular sugar
  • 1 tsp of pure vanilla extract
  • 1 package of Heath Bits ‘O Brickle Toffee Bits
  • 4 apples
Instructions
  1. Use mixer to combine cream cheese, brown sugar, sugar, and vanilla. Do not overmix.
  2. Fold in the toffee bits.
  3. Refrigerate for 1 hour.
  4. Slice the apples into desired size.
  5. To keep the apple slices from turning brown, dip into pineapple juice.
  6. Serve apples and dip!
 If you make this recipe, let me know what you think!
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Kimberly is a Multiple Sclerosis fighter, one of the many faces of MS. Before her diagnosis, Kimberly worked as a mental health therapist in the public and private sector. She has two Master's degrees {in counseling and clinical psychology} which she earned as a working, single parent. Kimberly's personal and professional experiences have helped her navigate the various aspects of social media and blogging. She's been known to psychoanalyze people on facebook and twitter ;) but she'll never share her results. Lover of books, animals, coffee, and all things vintage or British. Mom to a college-aged daughter, wife to a feisty southerner, and saved by One.

Comments

  1. Christy Cummins says:

    Ooooh…this looks so yummy I have try it. Pinning!

  2. Yum! This looks absolutely delicious!

  3. I love this dip! It is my favorite fruit dip by far! Only question.. I had this at a party for the first time and that is how I discovered it. It was creamy too, so you didn’t have to fight it to get it on the apple. When I made it, it wasn’t creamy at all. I asked her what she used and she replied “Sorry, but I don’t share my recipes”… So now I am here. How can I make this creamier like it looks in the picture instead of a thick “peanut butter” like?

  4. love this recipie and plan to try it out! the toffee bits sound like a nice added flavor!

  5. Def. saving this! As boring as it sounds, apples are my fav fruit – I love eating them as is (“horse munching” as my bf says), making apple related treats – tarts, pies, juices, pairing them with meat…this is great!

  6. i didn’t realize it was Apple pie month. I believe an apple a day keeps the doc away. It is also oral hygiene month but I still tend to bake mostly punpkin pie in October…

  7. This sounds really good.. I am always looking for new ways to get my daughter to eat more fruits and veggies.. I’ll have to try this dip and see if she likes it

  8. Karen Glatt says:

    I love eating apples because I know that they are good for me! I really like this recipe and am going to Pin it to Pinterest. I had some apples for a snack last night and I dipped them in caramel. I do not do this too often though because I do not want to turn a healthy apple into something unhealthy! But once in awhile it is okay to eat dessert!

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