Apple Chips
Snacks·intermediate

Apple Chips

Yield
Prep
Total
~30 chips (2 to 3 apples worth)
10m
30m
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Making apple chips in the air fryer is simple. A little heat and air are all you need. We'll show you how to achieve perfectly crisp chips with just a few ingredients. The method hinges on consistent thickness, and the results are great.

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Pairs with Cinnamon Sugar, Apple Pie Spice, or Pumpkin SpiceSee all seasonings →
  1. 01Core the apples. A dedicated apple corer makes this fast, but you can also quarter them and cut the core out of each piece.
  2. 02Slice into very thin rounds, about 1/8 inch thick. A mandoline is ideal here. Knife works if you go slow and keep it consistent.
  3. 03Toss the slices with cinnamon and sugar if using.
  4. 04Lay in a single layer. These need space and time. Don't overlap them.
  5. 05Ready for the air fryer. These take longer than you'd expect and need to be checked frequently.
Thickness consistency is everything. A 1/8-inch slice becomes a crispy chip. A 1/4-inch slice becomes a chewy dried apple. Both are fine, but know which one you're making. The mandoline is worth pulling out for this recipe.
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How to Air Fry It

Temp
Cook
Prep
Flip?
300°F
20m
10m
Yes
  1. 01Preheat the air fryer to 300°F (150°C).
  2. 02Season the apple slices with the Cinnamon Sugar seasoning (or any sweet blend).
  3. 03Place the slices in the air fryer basket in a single layer, slightly overlapping if needed.
  4. 04Cook at 300°F (150°C) for 20 minutes, flipping every 5 minutes to prevent burning.
  5. 05Remove from the air fryer and cool on a wire rack to crisp up.

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Meal Prep

Store in an airtight container at room temperature for 5-7 days. If they soften, re-crisp at 250°F (120°C) for 3-4 minutes.

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