There are no chips involved in this dish. Nothing really THAT crispy. And you eat these with a fork. Well I guess you don’t have to, but sh*t would get messy. So really, these are nothing like nachos. But they caught your attention, didn’t they? Please keep reading, I’m sorry I’m an asshole. This dish should definitely be considered your dessert for your party. You could also make some fudgy brownies, or fig fudge balls, or chocolate coconut bark to satisfy your big game day guests. They will never know it’s paleo. And if they don’t like them, you have sh*tty friends. It’s just fact.

So I’ve figured something out. I often think about the many traits a man must have for me to pay any attention to him. Obviously, Colorado men are lacking these traits since I haven’t noticed any yet…or is it they haven’t noticed me? Sh*t, I think I just burned myself. Anywho, I’ve figured out that among these many traits, one is vastly important. A man’s smell. I want the man I fall in love with to smell like Gain detergent. Plain and simple. I’m not even kidding. I’m exactly like the commercials. I just bought some today and sat by the washing machine just smelling the detergent before I poured it on in. That can’t be healthy. But really, I don’t care about cologne, I’m cool with the smell of sweat, but if a man walks by me and smells like clean laundry, my heart skips a beat. I can’t wait to meet my laundry smelling, crossfitting, food loving man. Jesus, I need to go on a date.

It’s going to snow tonight in Colorado. I’m sad. I was running in shorts and a tank top just the other day, proudly showing my pale legs to any unforgiving eye, and now I must cover up. Put on my fake Ugg boots because I sure as hell ain’t paying $200 to walk in puddles. And wear a couple sweaters that I’m just going to sweat through since I seem to sweat even when cold. Damn you Colorado. Damn you armpits. Damn you.

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Superbowl Snacks: Apple Pie Nachos

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  • Yield: 2-4 1x

Ingredients

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Instructions

  1. Pull out a large skillet and place under medium heat.
  2. Add your coconut oil to the pan and let it get real hot.
  3. Now add your apples and walnuts to it. Use a spatula or spoon to move the apples and walnuts around to help cook on both sides and not burn. Cook for about 3-4 minutes.
  4. Now add your coconut milk, almond butter, honey and raisins and spoon everything around the help the flavors meld. Let cook for another 2-3 minutes.
  5. Now add your cinnamon, salt, and almond flour on top and mix thoroughly once more.
  6. Serve warm, with a fork.
  7. Enjoy!!

Notes

that was A LOT of tablespoons. sorry to overwhelm you.

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68 Comments

  1. just rhonda says:

    busy week with my daughter graduating college!!!! love this recipe will make it asap!!! hey im from philly too, come visit us!!!

    1. juli says:

      Haha I’ll come visit you too Rhonda!

  2. SophieP says:

    Wowsers, that was bloody orgasmic!!!Can’t stop eating it. This is by far my fav treat, absolutely scummy, thank you Juli. Off to buy more apples!!!!






    1. juli says:

      Good on ya Sophie!

  3. meaghan says:

    When I think of what you would get if you ordered Taco Bell nachos and then compare it to this, I almost want to barf. These were freaking insane. In the most awesome way possible. Last Saturday I walked out of the farmer’s market, got to the car, and realized I was going to regret it if I didn’t buy apples. I went back and bought some (before I even knew of this recipe). I love myself. And you. And your amazing talent that requires me to have little to no patience to consume fantastical food.






    1. juli says:

      Thank god you bought. thank god. Glad you liked it Meaghan!

      1. meaghan says:

        Since I just made these again, I’m going to give you another five stars. What gets another 5 stars are the new Mountain Hardwear spandex pants I’m wearing. I’m sure you would love them. The have a secret pocket on the right butt cheek so you could actually put crap in there. Thanks again for better-than-apple-pie yum.






        1. juli says:

          I really wish i was eating those right now. i eve just bought apples. but no walnuts. and im too lazy to get off the couch. ur my hero

  4. Becky says:

    Started a Whole30 today, AND it’s my birthday – gonna modify this a bit for my “cake” Thanks!1

    1. juli says:

      Hope it turns out great Becky!! Happy bday!

  5. Amber says:

    I tried this tonight and topped my nachos with coconut icecream. So delicious!

    1. juli says:

      Wanna go elope Amber? Ur a genius.

  6. Pam says:

    Made these tonight. Amazing!






    1. juli says:

      I wish i was eating that right now…

  7. Rena says:

    These are phenomenal!! Great flavor combo and super easy to make!! BTW, I like the tablespoon “overwhelm” because it makes for less stuff to have to clean up (or throw in the dishwasher).






    1. juli says:

      I just had them for breakfast….oops

      1. Rena says:

        These reheat really well too, you know, if you have any leftovers…

        1. juli says:

          Yeahhhhh, i’ve never had leftovers lol so thank you for letting us know Rena!

  8. Julie P says:

    I have made these at least 3 times so far. Delish! and I even lessened the amount of honey to just a drizzle, and probably added more cinnamon. But great recipe!






    1. juli says:

      You don’t need that much huh? The apples are so sweet on their own!!

  9. Sarah says:

    This recipe is amazing! I could not stop eating it. LOVE LOVE LOVE your blog!!






    1. juli says:

      Thanks so much Sarah!

  10. Rena says:

    Incidentally, if you happen to be out of raisins and only have dried cranberries, the dried cranberries add a really nice flavor as well. Kind of a sweet-sour thing going on. Made a double batch and I still LOVE this recipe. Aren’t you tired of hearing from me on this recipe?!

    1. juli says:

      Lol glad you’re still making it Rena!