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FUN WITH FOOD

Apple ‘doughnuts’

Kids will helping to make, decorate and eat these fruity, crunchy treats, with no cooking required.

■ Makes 15 ■ Prep 20 mins ■ No cook VEGETARIAN

150g soft cheese
2 tsp honey
3 apples (use a crunchy eating variety)
3-4 tbsp almond or peanut butter (optional)
coloured sprinkles, to decorate

Mix the sift cheese with the honey and set aside. Peel the apples, then slice each through the core into five or six rings, about 1cm thick. Use an apple corer to stamp out a circle from the middle of each slice, removing the core and creating ‘doughnut’ shapes. Pat the slices dry using kitchen paper - they should be as dry as possible to help the toppings

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