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Air Fryer Apple Chips Recipe
Ingredients
- 3 large sweet
crisp apples, such as Honeycrisp, Fuji, Jazz, or Pink Lady
- 3/4 teaspoon ground cinnamon
optional
- a pinch of salt
Directions
- 1
Air Fryer Apple Chips Instructions
Start by thoroughly washing your apples. Apples from a farm are usually covered in pesticides. Apples at your grocery store almost always have a waxy coating you need to remove. Either way, don’t skip this step!
When cutting the apples, you can either core them or you could leave the seeds in the apples. Either way works. Once they are washed and cored, use a mandolin or sharp knife to make rounds that are about 1/8 of an inch thick.
Preheat your air fryer to 390 degrees F. If you are using both cinnamon and salt, mix them in a small bowl. Otherwise, rub the cinnamon into the apple slices and then arrange them on the bottom of the basket. Place only as many slices that it takes to form a single layer without overlapping the slices.
Cook the apple slices for 8 minutes and flip halfway through the cooking time. If they are crisp enough to your liking, you can remove them from the fryer and repeat as needed for the remaining apples.
If you want them to be crispier, add a small amount of time to the air fryer. We recommend only adding 1 minute at a time until the desired crisp level is reached.
Air Fryer Apple Chips Recipe using a Mealthy Crisp Lid or Instant Pot Air Fryer Lid
Yes, if you are looking to make a small instant batch of these delicious chips, you can use your Instant Pot or Mealthy MultiPot with the Air Fryer Lid or Crisp Lid attachments respectively.
Once the apples are washed and cored cut the apple into 1/8 of an inch slices. you can either rub cinnamon and salt on the slices or skip this step altogether.
Place the trivet into the inner pot with the frying basket on top of the trivet. Arrange the apple slices in a single layer without over crowding them.You will have to work in batches here.
Plug in the lids and cook the apple chips at 375°F (190°C) for 4 minutes. Flip the side using tongs and cook for another 4 minutes until you see the chips turn slightly brown.
Once done, remove the lid and enjoy them warm and crisp.

Air Fryer Apple Chips Recipe
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About this Recipe
Craving a sweet, crunchy snack that’s both healthy and incredibly easy to make? These Air Fryer Apple Chips deliver all the crisp satisfaction you desire with minimal effort and just a few simple ingredients.
The magic of the air fryer transforms naturally sweet, crisp apples into delightfully crunchy chips, offering a wholesome snack without the need for deep frying. It's a straightforward process that highlights the pure fruit flavor, enhanced by a touch of cinnamon and salt, for a snack that truly satisfies.
You can expect a light, airy, and wonderfully crisp apple chip with every bite. The natural sweetness of apples like Honeycrisp or Fuji shines through, beautifully complemented by the warm, earthy notes of cinnamon, all balanced by a tiny pinch of salt. These chips are a testament to how simple ingredients, transformed by the air fryer, can create a truly satisfying and healthy treat. They offer that coveted crunch without any guilt.
Customization
The choice of sweet, crisp apples is key here, with varieties like Honeycrisp, Fuji, Jazz, or Pink Lady delivering the best results. However, feel free to experiment with other firm, sweet apples you enjoy. While cinnamon is a classic pairing, you could also try a touch of apple pie spice, or even a sprinkle of ginger for a different twist. For a truly minimalist approach, simply enjoy the apples with just a pinch of salt.
These homemade apple chips are perfect for a guilt-free afternoon snack, a light dessert, or even a crunchy topping for yogurt or oatmeal. They're a delightful treat anytime you're looking for something sweet and satisfying.







