Holiday Gift Idea: Tastee Apples Make Great Stocking Stuffers! #HGG

**Complimentary products received in exchange for our honest review.  All opinions are ours and ours alone**

Around here, stockings always include a sweet treat.  We recently got to review a decadent goodie that will be perfect for stockings this year, Tastee Apples:

Since 1974, Tastee Apple, Inc. has taken great pride in selling the finest quality, best-tasting apple treats possible and they continue to make them with the same process today. 

Their chocolate apples, caramel apples and jelly apples make a perfect business, graduation, birthday or anniversary gift.  Candy apples are no longer just those bright red, hard coated apples. Now, you can order  apples dipped in smooth, buttery caramel, covered with a thick layer of pure milk or dark chocolate.

Special occasions like Hanukkah and Christmas call for Tastee Fantasy Gourmet Apples! Weighing in at 9 ozs., these hand-selected crispy apples are dipped in creamy caramel, then rolled in yummy things like milk and white chocolate morsels and fresh peanuts or pecans. These most special Tastee treats are available in Double Chocolate, Cookies and Cream and White Pretzel. 

Double Chocolate Delight

White Pretzel Wonder

Classic Cookies ’n Cream

These apples are just as delicious as they are gorgeous!  The apples are tart which compliment the sweet caramel and chocolate toppings.  They are expertly dipped so that the outer layer isn't crazy thick, but offers the perfect crunch for this apple delicacy!

Tastee Apples would make fun hostess gifts or treats for holiday guests.  Teachers are sure to love them too!  Stock up on these Fantasty Gourmet Apples and be the hostess with the mostest this holiday season!

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