This week we’re going to be whipping up some dehydrated cinnamon apple snacks for the kiddos to take hiking – turns out, kids Cliff Bars are full of sugar (and expensive!)

Now, don’t get me wrong, I don’t mind sugar, but I figured we needed to space it a bit and balnce with some healthier snacks.

Summer is a great time for us to stock up on fruits and veggies – alot of times there are bulk sales on things like apples and peaches, so we try and take advantage and so something with the extras!

How to make dried cinnamon apples

This is a pretty straight forward recipe, but still good to know! YUM!

Check out my article on hiking with toddlers here to see some ways to make it even easier (there’s more to it than lots of snacks!)

Easy and Healthy Dried Cinnamon Apples (perfect kid hiking snack!)

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These cheap and easy to make dried cinnamon apples are the perfect snack to take hiking or camping as they are non perishable! It's a much easier way to get your fruit in without having to carefully carry fresh fruit!

Prep Time 15 minutes

Cook Time 6 hours

Total Time 6 hours 15 minutes

Ingredients

• 2 apples
• 1 teaspoon cinnamon

Instructions

1. Using a mandolin slice the apples thinly
2. Place into a bowl and stir in the cinnamon to coat the apples evenly
3. Place on the dehydrator trays in a single layer. Make sure that the apples do not overlap
4. Place on the fruit setting for 6-9 hours or crispy

Here are some more tips to go camping with the kids!

• If you have a baby, find out the baby camping gear you need to have a fun camp trip… with WAY less crying!
• Check out these easy ways to keep babies entertained (and if needed… contained!) while camping!
• If you are concerned about sleep while RV/camper camping, you may want to check out my guides on toddler sleep while RV camping or baby sleep while RV camping, 
• For my tent camping families – check out the #1 sleeping bag for your camping baby + awesome tent sleep tips
• How to find a safe but fun campground for your toddler!
• This kids camping packing list and tips to make sure you bring enough (but not the whole house!)

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Stacy Bressler

Stacy Bressler is an avid outdoorswoman, wife, and mother of three who lives in Jackson, Wyoming. She loves all things camping and enjoys sharing helpful tips, fun activities and laughable learning experiences she finds along the way! Navigating the outdoor life through the lens of humor and positivity, she chronicles it all on her website "The Crazy Outdoor Mama"

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