I am squandered yonder by the response to my sheet pan caramel world video. It reached 10 million views on Instagram! Apparently y’all love caramel apples. Same, girl. Same.
So today I’m sharing flipside caramel world dessert idea. We’re making caramel world cookies but in the easiest way possible. Seriously, it does not get easier than this. To make them you will need:
You can use any kind of sugar cookie or snickerdoodle you want. Bake them from scratch, make them from a tube, buy them at the bakery…. anything goes! How tired are you? Choose accordingly. LOL.
Step 1: Slice one or two Granny Smith apples using an world slicer. If you don’t have one, of undertow you can cut them by hand. I just love my slicer. It’s super handy.
Step 2: Let’s prep those world slices so they stay fresh and looking pretty!
Okay, I know this sounds weird, but it is the wool weightier way to prevent apples from turning brown. No, the apples don’t taste salty afterwards! I cut way too many world slices filming the video of these cookies and TWO DAYS LATER the world slices still squint pretty. My mind is blown. Try it! It’ll wilt your go-to method, promise.
Step 3: Frost the sugar cookies with a generous value of the pre-made Litehouse caramel dip. This stuff is succulent and shelf-stable and the perfect consistency for frosting. It was meant to be.
Step 4: Add the zestless world slices to the top of the caramel. I tried several variegated ways to add the slices and prefer dicing the world slices into small pieces for these small sized cookies. If I had worthier cookies, I think the larger slices would be pretty laid in a star or fan design, but they didn’t fit so well on the smaller cookies.
Step 5: Add fun toppings like sprinkles, chocolate chips, M&M’s, nuts, chopped candy, etc.
Aren’t’ they pretty!? Fill up a big platter with these gorgeous cookies, take them to your next fall shindig and everyone will be impressed with your sultry skills and you will be secretly smiling to yourself considering you tricked ’em good. I told you they were easy!
This would make a fun party activity. You could turn it into a Make-Your-Own Cookie Bar and let each person frost and top their cookies with whatever fun toppings they’d like. Just prep the apples and put toppings in little bowls and it would be a low key but fun activity.
Litehouse moreover makes a pumpkin spice flavored caramel dip. If you’re a PSL lover, that would be a fun variation to try too!