If you’re looking for a healthy homemade snack, look no further than these apple chips made in the air fryer. They’re sweet, crispy, and so easy to make! All you need are two ingredients, and you’ll have these sweet and crunchy chips in no time.
Paired with a few sprinkles of warm cinnamon, these apple chips will quickly become a new household favorite. Want another fun air fryer recipe? Try my air fryer onion rings recipe, air fryer goat cheese balls recipe, or air fryer egg rolls recipe.
Key Ingredients You Need
- Apples — I like using Honeycrisp apples as they’re perfectly sweet and tart at the same time. However, you can use any type of apples you have on hand. Make sure the apples are firm with no nicks or bruises on them.
- Cinnamon — For an extra warm, sweet flavor, sprinkle cinnamon over the apple slices before air frying them.
How to Make Air Fryer Apple Chips
Step 1: Clean the apples.
Step 2: Using a mandolin, test slice the apple to check if they are about ⅛” thick.
Step 3: Continue to slice the apples into ⅛” thick slices and remove any seeds from the slices.
Step 4: Place the apple slices in a large bowl or baking sheet.
Step 5: Sprinkle the cinnamon on top.
Step 6: Working in batches, air fry the apple chips for 14 to 18 minutes, flipping them halfway.
Tips For This Recipe
- Try to cut the apple slices as uniformly as possible as it helps them cook evenly.
- Some pieces will be smaller than others due to the shape of the apples. You can group the smaller end pieces to air fry them together or keep a close eye on all the chips and remove the smaller ones as they finish cooking first.
- The chips will firm up as they start to cool outside the air fryer basket. However, if your apples are extra juicy, they may need an extra minute or two in the air fryer.
- If your apple chips fly around in the air fryer, you can pack a small rack over them to help hold them down.
- Avoid overlapping the apple chips as you want every part of them exposed to the hot circulating air so they crisp up.
- Instead of cinnamon, try seasoning the apple chips with apple pie spice!
Frequently Asked Questions
If you don’t eat all the apple chips in a blink of an eye, you can store them in an airtight container for up to 4 days at room temperature. They will lose their crispiness the longer they are stored.
Nope, you do not have to peel the apples before air frying them. However, if you prefer to peel them, you are welcome to!
There’s no need to core the apples before turning them into chips. Just make sure to remove any seeds you see as you slice the apples.
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Air Fryer Apple Chips
Ingredients
- 2 Honeycrisp apples or any apples of your choosing
- 1 tsp cinnamon
Instructions
- Using a mandolin, slice the apples about ⅛” thick. If you don’t have a mandolin, you can use a knife but try to cut the slices as consistently thin as possible.
- Place the apple slices in a large bowl or baking sheet and sprinkle the cinnamon on top.
- Working in batches, add the seasoned apple slices to the air fryer and cook for 14 to 18 minutes at 300 F, flipping them halfway through the cooking time.
- Remove them from the air fryer and set on a plate to cool. During this time they crisp up even more. Store in an airtight container.
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Notes
- Try to cut the apple slices as uniformly as possible as it helps them cook evenly.
- Some pieces will be smaller than others due to the shape of the apples. You can group the smaller end pieces to air fry them together or keep a close eye on all the chips and remove the smaller ones as they finish cooking first.
- The chips will firm up as they start to cool outside the air fryer basket. However, if your apples are extra juicy, they may need an extra minute or two in the air fryer.
- If your apple chips fly around in the air fryer, you can pack a small rack over them to help hold them down.
- Avoid overlapping the apple chips as you want every part of them exposed to the hot circulating air so they crisp up.
- Instead of cinnamon, try seasoning the apple chips with apple pie spice!
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