Apple Fritter Bread — Soft, fluffy bread that’s stuffed AND topped with apples, cinnamon, and sugar!! Like apple fritters in bread form!! Best apple bread EVER!
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Spiced Apple Fritter Bread Recipe
I have fond childhood memories of devouring fried apple fritters from the local greasy-spoon bakery. What I wouldn’t give for one of those fritters now!
Thankfully this bread tastes as decadent as the apple fritters of my childhood. No deep frying required. It’s the best apple bread I’ve ever had. Actually, it’s more like an apple loaf cake disguised as bread but I’m not complaining.
The apples and sour cream (or Greek yogurt) keep the bread so soft and moist and if that’s not enough, the glaze lends even more moisture, gooeyness, and flavor.
You really don’t ‘need’ the glaze, but in keeping with a true apple fritter theme, you ‘need’ the glaze. It soaks in wonderfully and on the second day this bread is a supremely soft, glaze-filled sponge.
Apple Fritter Bread Ingredients
To make this recipe for apple fritter bread, you’ll need the following:
- Apples
- Granulated sugar
- Cinnamon
- Light brown sugar
- Egg
- Vegetable oil
- Sour cream
- Vanilla extract
- All-purpose flour
- Baking soda
- Salt
- Confectioners’ sugar
- Cream or milk
Using Greek Yogurt vs Sour Cream
You’re welcome to use either sour cream or plain Greek yogurt in this recipe. You’re also fine to use lite sour cream, if desired.
Note: Scroll down to the recipe card section of the post for the ingredients with amounts included and for more complete directions.
How to Make Apple Fritter Bread
The cinnamon apple fritter bread comes together quickly, easily, without a mixer or yeast, and with ingredients you likely have on hand. Here’s how:
- In one bowl, you’ll need to stir together an apple-cinnamon mixture.
- In another bowl, you’ll mix together a cinnamon-brown sugar mixture.
- And in the last bowl, you whisk together the quick bread batter.
- Pour half the batter into the loaf pan, top with apples and cinnamon, top with cinnamon-brown sugar, and repeat with the remaining batter, apples, cinnamon-brown sugar. Bake.
- This apple quick bread needs to cool for at least 30 minutes before it’s safe to glaze.
Is Your Loaf Browning Too Quickly on Top?
I recommend tenting the pan with foil in the last 10 minutes of baking to prevent excessive browning on the top and sides of bread before center cooks through.
Recipe FAQs
I recommend using an 8×4-inch loaf pan. Some readers have made this successfully in a 9×5-inch pan, while others who’ve tried using a 9×5-inch haven’t had enough batter. Using an 8×4-inch should guarantee enough batter to properly fill the pan.
You can use any kind of apple you’d like in this apple fritter bread recipe, but my favorites are Fuji, Gala, Envy, or Honeycrisp.
I’ve only made the apple fritter loaf as written, so I can’t say whether or not it would work in a different pan.
Yes! It’s best within 48 hours of baking it, but it will last up to 5 days on your counter.
Storage Instructions
This apple cinnamon fritter bread will keep airtight at room temperature for up to 5 days or in the freezer for up to 6 months. I don’t recommend storing it in the fridge because it’ll dry out.
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Apple Fritter Bread
Soft, fluffy bread that's stuffed AND topped with apples, cinnamon, and sugar!! Like apple fritters in bread form!! Best apple bread EVER!
Ingredients
Apple-Cinnamon Mixture
- 1 large apple or 2 small peeled, cored, and diced into 1/4-inch pieces (about 1 heaping cup when diced; try Fuji, Gala, Envy, Honeycrisp or similar)
- 1 tablespoon granulated sugar
- 1 heaping teaspoon cinnamon
Cinnamon-Brown Sugar Mixture
- 1/4 cup light brown sugar, packed
- 1 heaping teaspoon cinnamon
Bread
- 1 large egg
- 1/3 cup granulated sugar
- 1/4 cup canola or vegetable oil
- 1/4 cup sour cream or Greek yogurt (lite okay)
- 1 teaspoon vanilla extract
- 1 cup all-purpose flour
- 1 teaspoon baking soda
- 1/2 teaspoon salt, or to taste
Glaze
- 1 cup confectioners’ sugar
- about 2 to 3 tablespoons cream or milk, or as necessary for consistency
Instructions
- Preheat oven to 350F. Spray an 8×4-inch loaf pan with floured cooking spray, or grease and flour the pan; set aside.
Apple-Cinnamon Mixture:
- To a small bowl, add all ingredients, and stir to combine; set aside.
Cinnamon-Brown Sugar Mixture:
- To a small bowl, add both ingredients, and stir to combine; set aside.
Bread:
- To a large bowl, add the egg, sugar, and whisk vigorously until smooth and combined, about 1 minute.
- Add the oil, sour cream, vanilla, and whisk until smooth and combined.
- Add the flour, baking soda, salt, and stir until just combined, don’t overmix.
- Turn half the batter out into prepared pan, smoothing the top lightly with a spatula; set remainder aside. Note that there isn’t lots of batter so make sure not to add more than half.
- Evenly sprinkle half the apples over batter in an even, flat layer; set remainder aside.
- Evenly sprinkle half the cinnamon-brown sugar over the apples; set remainder aside.
- Add the remaining batter, smoothing the top lightly with a spatula, making sure to push it into all corners.
- Evenly sprinkle the remaining apples.
- Evenly sprinkle the remaining cinnamon-brown sugar.
- Place loaf pan on a baking sheet as insurance against overflowing apple juice and bake for about 40 to 48 minutes (I baked 43 minutes), or until top is domed, set, and toothpick inserted in the center comes out clean or with a few moist crumbs but no batter, noting that if you go down too far you’ll hit juicy apples. The apples on top will be juicy with slight bubbling. In the last 10 minutes of baking, tent pan with foil (loosely drape a sheet of foil over pan) to prevent excessive browning on the top and sides of bread before center cooks through.
- Allow pan to cool on top of a wire rack for at least 30 minutes (I cooled overnight in the pan) before turning out onto rack to cool completely before glazing.
Glaze:
- In a small bowl, add the confectioner’s sugar and slowly drizzle in the milk, whisking until smooth and combined. Add milk as necessary for desired consistency.
- Evenly drizzle glaze over bread before slicing and serving. Extra glaze can be spread on the cut surface of the bread like you’d spread butter on toast; or you can halve the glaze recipe if you’re not a glaze person. I’m comfortable keeping glazed items at room temp, but if you’re not, drizzle glaze only over portion of bread you plan to consume immediately.
Notes
- Pan size: Some readers have made this successfully in a 9×5-inch pan, while others who’ve tried using a 9×5-inch haven’t had enough batter. Using an 8×4-inch should guarantee enough batter to properly fill the pan.
- Baking time: Baking times could range dramatically based on type of apples used and their juiciness, climate, pan size used, oven variance, etc. Bake until your bread is done.
- Storage: Bread will keep airtight at room temperature for up to 5 days or in the freezer for up to 6 months; I don’t recommend storing it in the fridge because it’ll dry out.
Nutrition Information:
Yield:
12Serving Size:
1Amount Per Serving: Calories: 212Total Fat: 8gSaturated Fat: 2gTrans Fat: 0gUnsaturated Fat: 5gCholesterol: 25mgSodium: 219mgCarbohydrates: 32gFiber: 1gSugar: 22gProtein: 4g
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Originally published February 20, 2015 and republished August 7, 2020 with updated text.
I’ve made your Apple Fritter bread countless times. Moist and flavorful. Another never fail recipe of yours.I give it 6 stars.
Thanks for the five star review and I’m glad you would give this 6 stars if you could!
Delicious but it’s not bread. It’s a loaf shaped coffee cake.Â
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Hello Averie, this apple bread looks delicious. I bake and share with neighbors . To much for me. Do you think it would cook well on those small aluminium pans. I would like to individualize them or how much time to bake. If you have no idea OK, I’ll just experiment. Can’t wait to try them.Also going to try GF for one friend. Great recipes.
I would use actual aluminum pans, not the cheapie disposable ones, and it would probably be just fine.
The kind of pan and baking time similar to what I did here https://www.averiecooks.com/mini-chocolate-chip-pumpkin-bread/
Your apple fritter bread is to die for. Absolutely delicious. Everyone from age 3 to age 78 loved it and it disappeared in a heartbeat. I did not change a thing but I did bake it in my Brava. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for the five star review and glad this was a hit with all generations and disappeared in a heartbeat! Love hearing reviews like this!
Wonderful! I did not change a thing. I may see if peaches work next summer.
Thanks for the 5 star review and glad it was wonderful and you didn’t need to change a thing! I bet peaches would work well next summer, too.
Came out well, though because I can’t use milk, made a glaze that was basically sugar water, but tasted great even though it didn’t look as pretty.
Thanks for the 5 star review and glad that it came out well! Any dairy-free or vegan-based milk option would also work for the glaze.
Gotta get me some apples TODAY!!!
Awesome, enjoy the pie!
very good , takes about 6 oz peeled apples. used 9×5 pan, baked at low end of minutes.very good flavor. a winner used Granny smith apples
Thanks for the 5 star review and glad it turned out well for you!
I haven’t yet made this bread, I was looking for a recipe that an old nieghnor of ours made. It was delicious, I’m talking 45 years ago. This looked the closest to what I remember. I will let you know the rests. Thank you
This is a fabulous recipe. I doubled it to take to a church function today. Absolutely everyone who gobbled it up raved about it. I did use the 8 X 4 bread pans and was worried that the batter was so skimpy. However, it raised up nicely and ended up almost to the top of the pan when finished. This is a real “keeper”. Thanks for sharing it.
Thanks for the 5 star review and glad this is a keeper for you!
I had to double the batter, seemed like not nearly enough. Put it in a bread loaf pan. I should probably cook it longer?
Maybe your pan was bigger but yes you would likely need to bake longer then.
I know fried apple fritters are not healthy but i would like to have a re recipe if you have one.
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Sorry no recipe for actual apple fritters. Just this apple fritter bread.
Have you ever made this in a bundt pan, maybe increasing amounts. Saw this on facebook.
Thanks for clicking over from FB. And no I haven’t made it in a Bundt pan but I think that has the potential to work. LMK if you try it.
Saw this on Instagram and had to make it! We really enjoyed the taste. Thanks for the tips regarding the batter. I made sure I didn’t put too much on the bottom. Great recipe that I will definitely make again!
I’m glad you clicked over from IG and that the tips were helpful and that you’ll definitely make this again!
Do you think this would freeze well? I love to give these kinds of things to friends and neighbors at Christmas and this one looks so good.
I could go either way on that because I don’t know what will happen to the apples upon thawing. You could always make a loaf and freeze half of it, and see what happens. LMK!
I just made this earlier this morning. I too felt like I needed more batter to cover the apples. I needed about a half cup more it seemed. I actually didn’t put the apples on top because I didn’t have all the apples covered in the middle. I did sprinkle some of the cinnamon sugar on top. After it cooked it did cover the apples more than I was afraid it would. My husband just had a slice while it was still warm. He really likes it. I didn’t put any glaze on his. I did think it had a baking soda smell. I questioned there being that much in just a cup of flour. He didn’t say it tasted like the soda at least.
You probably added a touch to much to the base layer which threw off the coverage for the rest and/or you had slightly more apples to cover. All apples vary in size so it’s not an ‘exact science’ and as you said, it rises as it bakes so it does cover them more than you think when it’s raw. Being that you can’t taste the baking soda, I wouldn’t worry about the amount. All recipes differ in how much they need to leaven the batter and being that this is a very moist batter from all the apple juice that seeps out, you need what is called for.
I made this loaf for the first time today and it is delicious – thank you for a great recipe!
Thanks for trying the recipe and I’m glad it came out great for you!
I just made this for Sunday breakfast and St one of the BEST apple baked goods I’ve ever made! I’m already on my 2nd slice! I thought it was going to be really thin, but it did fill out the pan once it cooked. So delicious!
Thanks for trying the recipe and I’m glad it came out great for you! Glad it’s one of the best apple goods you’ve ever made!
I just made this on Sunday for dessert and holy crap, it was amazing. I’m a terrible baker for some reason and yet this came out so perfect, the flavours are just divine. My work is having a bake off on Friday so I’m going to attempt to convert this recipe into cupcakes, fingers crossed!
Hi there! I’m a huge fan of your recipes and the lovely photos. We have a big apple harvest in the fall and I usually “put up” apple pie filling and an apple bread. Your recipe looks like an amazing way to branch out from my typical bread, have you ever frozen extra loaves? If so, did it turn out well and did you thaw in the fridge?
Thanks so much!
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I haven’t ever frozen this but bread in general freezes well. I think you’d be safe but haven’t personally tried.I always just thaw bread on the counter.
Terrific thank so much!!
I made this last night in a 9 inch loaf pan in my toaster oven and it turned out great!! i think i slightly over baked it, but it still tastes delicious. thanks for another great recipe!!
I’ve never baked in a toaster oven and I can imagine they’re a little tricky to find the exact right temp for baking but glad it tasted great!
Oh my gosh !! This is a little taste of HEAVEN ! Thanks for sharing your recipe. My husband whispered in my ear (after taking a bite of this bread) “oh I’m so glad I made you my wife. This is delicious!”
Thanks from all of us!
Thanks for trying the recipe and I’m glad it came out great for you! And glad your husband is so happy!
I was looking for a recipe to tweak for a vegan, gluten free treat for Xmas morning and came across your website. I made the loaf with the following substitutions – flax egg, tofu sour cream, and Bob’s gluten free All Purpose flour mix. I glazed it with an almond milk, powdered sugar, and vanilla glaze. It turned out really well – just took a bit longer to cook. Thanks for the recipe!
Thanks for trying the recipe and I’m glad it came out great for you even with all your tweaks! Very impressed and glad it worked out well!
Would this travel well as a holiday gift?
As in hand-carrying it to the person, sure.
As in packaging it up and mailing it? I can’t say for sure since I’ve never tried. It would depend on distance, climate, packaging used, etc.
Can I do these as mini loves? If so how?
I want to make the apple fritter bread for my neighbors as part of my Christmas baskets. Have you ever made these as mini loaves?
I haven’t made the recipe as mini loaves so I can’t give specific advice as to baking times, etc. Good luck!
Sorry, I forgot to mention if I could sub out the oil for applesauce or more greek yogurt even though there is greek yogurt already in it? What would you suggest.. and should I do a equal ratio or add more applesauce/greek yogurt if I do not use the oil? Thank you :]
I suggest following the recipe as written because it’s wonderful! After that, if you feel you can improve upon it, you could play around with things on your own but I haven’t. Enjoy!
Thank you! :]
Hi, I was wondering if you have ever substituted the oil for apple sauce or something healthier?
Dear Averie Sunshine, what a beautiful loaf to ring in the new season. This sounds marvelous…perfect with a cup of coffee. I would love a slice this very minute.
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I made this apple bread a few days ago and I wanna do it again! it was really amazing.it’s beautifull and it’s delicious.I used 9×5 inch pan cause that’s my only loaf pan,it seemed like it needed more batter but turned out great.thanks for the recipe
Thanks for trying the recipe and glad it came out wonderfully for you! If you do have an 8×4 inch pan at some point in the future, the batter situation will resolve itself :)
Hello Averie, just want to say i’m a huge huge fan. Your website is my go to website for guarantee delicious recipe, unfortunately this recipe i had to double the bread mixture last minute.Therefore i had to cook it for around 55 mins to an hour. Not sure what i did wrong measured ingredients exact to the directions, even measured the flour the proper way lol . But there was no no way i would of had enough mixture to fill the pan and i made sure not to overmix the dough. Thanks to your step by step directions that i appreciate ever soo much. Do you have an idea what could of went wrong?
Thanks Courtney
Thanks for trying the recipe and all the kind words and I am so sorry that you had to scramble at the last minute! I had someone else say she didn’t think there was enough batter either, so I updated the recipe to use an 8×4 inch pan. I’m thinking that maybe my 9×5 pan is *slightly* smaller than other people’s? and therefore in other pans, there’s not enough batter to really cover? I think that if you went with an 8×4 you’d have luck, without having to double. And again, sorry for the trouble and hopefully it tasted okay! But yes, if you doubled the batter, you’d have to bake it for close to an hour (that’s the case with most bread with about 2 cups of flour baked in a 9×5, 50-70 minutes is a guesstimate for most anything of that size). If you do try this again as written in an 8×4, please let me know how things go! Thanks, Courtney!
I just prepared this recipe, but the batter was barely even enough to fill the bottom of the 9×5 loaf pan and it was pretty thick…am I missing something? I triple checked everything! (I still just mixed it all together: apples, topping and batter and stuck it in the oven, it’s still gotta be pretty good I bet!) Any thoughts?
Any kind of dough or batter that only has 1 cup of flour is definitely on the skimpy side for a loaf pan but because of the layers of the apples and cinnamon-sugar mixture, and then repeating it all, I didn’t want there to be too much batter and for things to not cook through properly, which oftentimes can be an issue if there’s too much. You could downsize to an 8×4-inch pan next time if you think that would be better.
Regarding the thickness, yes, it’s a thicker batter because the juice from the apple will start to come out as they bake, making the batter more watery and if you start with a too-thin batter, it’ll be far too thin after-the-fact once everything bakes. And also brands of Greek yogurt/sour cream do vary in their thickness.
I made it right after supper came out of the oven. It was so simple that I couldn’t resist! I tasted a bite after pouring on the glaze and it was amazing! I knew it would be delicious from trying so many of your other recipes. Can’t wait for my family to try it. Thank you, again! :)
Thanks for trying the recipe and I’m glad it came out great for you! LMK what other recipes you make!
And I love that you said ‘supper’. No one in San Diego says supper :) Total midwest word!
I cannot wait to make this! I have looked and looked for an apple fritter bread recipe for years and could never find one, much less come up with one on my own. Thank you! Oh, and I grew up in MN, too. :)
Nice to meet a fellow Minnesotan! Although it’s been nearly 20 years since I’ve lived there, I can still feel the wind chill eating me alive :)
If you try this bread, LMK what you think!
I was just telling myself that I needed to treat myself this weekend with a stop by the donut shop ….. after seeing this, I may skip the donut shop and make this instead!! So yummy! Pinned and scheduling a FB share! :)
Thanks for pinning, sharing, and who needs the donut shop, right :)
I need this bread! (and glaze!!)
This bread looks daaaaangerous! So yummy!
That is one gorgeous loaf of bread, Averie!
There is nothing better than an apple fritter! Loving this bread! Pinned!
Thanks for pinning!
I must make this bread! Oh my gosh, my mom would love it so much. Apple fritter something has been on my list forever. And I can’t believe I didn’t read your post for days, lol. I’ve been in slumber party hell. :)
You have been in S.P.H., yes!! Every time I tune into a FB post or something of yours, it’s something that has to do with her bday! She’s having the weekend-long (or maybe multi-week-long…LOL) bday! You are the best mommy! :)
This bread is epic! It’s totally gorgeous and makes me miss the apple fritters from my childhood! Pinned!
Thank you for pinning, Anna! Have a great weekend!
I love apple and cinnamon. It reminds me of my mums Apple crumble!
Thanks for your response, Averie! I baked it in a 9X5 pan for 35 minutes, tenting at 25 minutes. It looks and tastes great. My husband is on his 3rd piece of the bread, I don’t know if it will last the day! I made it late last night and had a piece myself (good thing!) right before I covered it, than had another this morning. It tastes even better on the 2nd day, it is very moist! Thanks again!
Thanks for trying the recipe and I’m glad it came out great for you and that your husband was on his 3rd piece, pronto! And yes, I agree it tastes better the 2nd day after the flavors marry and it gets moister even I think! So glad you tried the recipe right away and it’s a hit for you!
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Thanks for pinning and hope your weekend is off to a good start :)
This bread looks fabulous. My husband is the apple dessert lover in our family and he would go gaga over this bread.
This bread is a serious beauty! What I would give for a slice now! My mouth is watering and that layer in the middle looks dreamy.
You’re so sweet and I admit to going straight for that filling layer first :)
Wow. I can’t get over how delicious that apple fritter bread looks. I’m not the baker (or cook) in the house, but I’m sure I could easily convince my boyfriend to try making it. Thanks for sharing!
I’ve never had an apple fritter. They were my dad’s favorite, but I was always too into chocolate to ever “waste” my Sunday donut on something healthy sounding like a fritter. I mean, why eat fruit if there is chocolate available?!!
Apple fritters WAY trump chocolate donuts IMO. I would take an apple fritter over an eclair, any kind of traditional donut, and really most anything sold in greasy spoon bakeries back then, I would go with an apple fritter. And that’s saying something coming from me since I can never have too much chocolate :)
Any recipe to keep Autumn alive in my kitchen is a winning one. The only problem I would have with this bread is waiting for it to bake and cool. The smells coming out of the oven would drive me insane.
The scent was pure heaven! You’re smart to have thought about that without even baking this…there is something about apples, cinnamon and sugar, baking as a bread or pie especially, it’s intoxicating!
This bread is EVERYTHING!
Thank you :) Have an awesome weekend!
I miss my younger days when I could just about anything without any worries! This bread looks so delicious Averie. I have been wanting to bake something with apples lately and this is perfect enough excuse! :)
This would be quite dangerous in my presence!
My absolute favorite dooughnut in the world is an apple fritter! I can’t wait to try this recipe…I can tell already it’s going to be very bad for my waistline!! I just discovered your blog about a month ago, and everything you post looks absolutely delicious.
Well thanks for finding me and the compliments!
This is basically everything I love in life. Def will make the apple fritter.
Oh, sorry, my point about the Amish/Mennonite baking is that those women know their stuff in the kitchen! If anyone ever has the opportunity to eat their baked goods or, even better, to learn from them, jump at the opportunity!
I was in Amish country several years ago–a friend and I stayed at a Mennonite B&B. The host knocked on our door and asked if we would like to sample the apple fritters she had made for breakfast the next day. Um, duh, of course we would! It was soooo delicious.
Therese has a good eye–I hadn’t noticed the discrepancy in loaf pan size–let us know! I may even bake this today …
I would love to live near Amish women who knock on my door with homemade goodies :) Normally I’m the one doing the door-knocking in my neighborhood!
8×4 – Enjoy!
Oh we definitely NEED the glaze. You are taking me back to Sunday donut runs after Church, and I’m loving it!
You live in Wisc, right? Well I grew up in MN and after church donut runs were about the only good thing to come from going to church :) That’s bad but I admit it :)
Couldn’t agree more about the glaze–I definitely need it. The top of this loaf really looks like a fritter…I can imagine how delicious it tastes! This is a very tempting loaf!
One of my faves in a long time, Paula!!
Gahhhhh. It’s taking all of my self-control to NOT go into the kitchen and make this immediately. I’m such a sucker for apple fritters, and now having it in quick bread form is so dangerous for me!!!! (Especially with impending wedding dressing fittings ;) )
Well good luck with your dress fittings and you are in great shape and you could probably eat a whole loaf yourself and it wouldn’t matter :)
Hi Averie! Just wondering about the pan size – next to yield in the recipe you list a 9X5 loaf but in the directions you talk about a 8X4 pan. Which did you use? Can’t wait to try it! My husband loves apples! Thanks!
8×4, great catch thanks :) Fixed! LMK if you try the bread and what your hubby thinks!
Oh my gosh how I love apple fritters (and yes I miss my metabolism,haha). This bread looks amazing! PINNED :)
That cake you made today though…seriously. THAT is what I would give anything to be able to just devour. That frosting..and banana cake of any kind seriously steals my heart!
I grew up eating an apple fritter EVERY SATURDAY morning. Ahhh the days of donuts each week without having to retire from wearing skinny jeans.
But then you made this healthier (love the Greek yogurt!) bread and my apple fritter loving self rejoiced! Pinning :)
Thanks for pinning and what I wouldn’t do to be able to go back to the days of weekly fried apple fritters!
Ok where we live we actually have an Apple fritter festival..it’s two weeks long of eating apple fritters…people buy multiple dozens at a time and start lining up to buy them as early as 6am so this recipe is close to my heart. I can’t wait to make it…I’ll be a hero at work with this bread..as it’s a long wait until the festival each year.
I’ve noticed that things like out-of-season pumpkin, or mint, or apple recipes…actually do better when they’re out of season, as people seem to ‘appreciate’ them more, rather than in-season when there’s such an onslaught! Point being, I can see how this would be a big hit when there’s no festival going on, as a tide-you-over kind of recipe.
And the 6am lines, I grew up with fairs and festivals like that. People take that stuff seriously!! It sounds like an amazing festival!
Children have crazy metabolisms. I can never get over it.
This bread looks amazing, and I’m sure it tastes better than actual apple fritters. Anything with cinnamon running through it is the best!