Just because it’s not Fall yet, doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy these Weight Watchers WW maple cinnamon apples!

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Warm, comforting, sweet…what aren’t cinnamon apples?! Not only are they great on their own, but they’re the perfect topper for pancakes, oatmeal, and ice-cream.

My favorite cinnamon apples were always from Boston Market – they’re SO soft and sweet, and as you can imagine, very high in WW/Weight Watchers Smartpoints. Not going to lie, now that I’m an adult I think they’re a little too sweet! Regardless, while they’re a nice treat every now and then, wouldn’t it be better to have a healthier alternative. Cue today’s recipe.

Believe it or not, the first time I tried making Weight Watcher’s WW maple cinnamon apples when I was away at college. Across my apartment building was a Produce Junction, and my roommates and I would buy a huuuuge bag of apples every now and then. Well, one of those purchases my senior year turned into this apples & cinnamon recipe (and the rest was history). While I’ve tweaked it here and there, it’s pretty much as simple as it was back then; meaning it’s simple and inexpensive enough that a college student could do it! If only all recipes were that easy…

Love cinnamon? Click here to try out these easy Cinnamon Spiced Pears!

Weight Watchers WW Maple Cinnamon Apples: 

Time: 35 min | Personal Points: vary depending on your plan! | Smartpoints: 0 on Blue, Green and Purple | Servings: 2

Ingredients

• 3 large apples, gala or granny smith
• 2 tsp cinnamon (I like using Frontier)
• 1 tbsp of Truvia or 0 calorie sweetener
• 2 tbsp sugar-free maple syrup (I used Vermont’s)
• 1/4 cup water (adjust accordingly, apple size affects this)

Instructions

1. Slice up the apples on a cutting board. I went with larger slices, but dicing works as well.
2. Pour water in a small pot and drop the apples in. Begin cooking on medium heat.
3. Add cinnamon and 1 tbsp of sweetener. Stir everything together so the cinnamon and sweetener coats all of the apples. Lid the pot and let them cook on medium-low heat for about 20 minutes, checking in and stirring every 5 minutes are so. You want the apples to be soft, but not mushy.
4.  Once the apples are cooked, drizzle on the sugar-free maple syrup and lightly stir together. Feel free to adjust the amount of syrup as desired.
5. Enjoy hot, cold, alone, or as a side!

Try this recipe on top of this jar of Maple Syrup and Brown Sugar Overnight Oats!

Looking for dessert? Try these 3 Smartpoint Cinnamon Rolls

Tag me on Instagram or shoot me a comment if you try this recipe! As always, wishing you a happy and healthy day 🙂

– LiL