Suggestions for Purchasing Candy Apples?

Submitted by theThirsty_Pretzel t3_y550kj in rva

My girlfriend is a resident who is working crazy hours, and I’d love to surprise her with a good quality candy apple (something she’s been talking a lot about). I did a search before posting this and saw the Treat Shop as a suggestion but figured I’d ask and see if there’s anywhere else I could go.

Does anyone have any suggestions?

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ohihaveasubscription t1_isj52pt wrote

Go see my man posted up on the sidewalk by the Exxon at Chamberlayne and Brookland Park Blvd.

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FiveTicketRide t1_isjgk49 wrote

There is also usually a guy posted up in the gas station parking lot at Laburnum and Creighton

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dreamsresolved t1_isj85da wrote

I used to love caramel apples and I thought Kroger had the best ones honestly

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Hiltson87 t1_ishtya0 wrote

Can get the kits for cheap at the grocery store right now. There's really nothing to it to make your own.

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Shamewizard1995 t1_isjm7az wrote

Kroger also has displays with them premade, and they actually look pretty good. From what I’ve seen they all have a peanut coating though

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geneb0322 t1_isjc9xm wrote

I don't think I have ever met someone who actually likes candy apples. The theory is great and all but the execution is lacking. They're so difficult to eat.

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nightopian t1_isjpmyj wrote

Key is to cut up any apple and it is 100% easier to eat.

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FiveTicketRide t1_isjgnj5 wrote

I’ve loved them my whole life but now that I have expensive dental work I bring them home, cut them up and eat them a tiny nibble at a time

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geneb0322 t1_isjmt9o wrote

I tend to cut up apples anyway... Had one too many buggy apples to be eating them out of hand anymore.

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ManBMitt t1_islnav6 wrote

The key is realizing that the stick is there to make it easier to dip the apples, not to eat them.

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