View the full Warm Apples with Granola topping Recipe & Instructions
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Calories per serving of Warm Apples with Granola topping

78 calories of Homemade granola cereal, (0.13 cup)

63 calories of Apples, fresh, (1 small (2-1/2" dia) (approx 4 per lb))

2 calories of Cinnamon, ground, (0.25 tsp)

0 calories of Splenda, (1 tsp)

Nutrition & Calorie Comments  

With granola do you really need a sweetener? I've been away from sugar so long I don't even like it on many foods! If you have to have a sweet why not a drizzle of honey, a dash of brown sugar or real maple syrup? I'm not into all this fake stuff! I make warm apples with just cinnamon and love i	Submitted by: -BENI- (12/14/12) report inappropriate
Delightful! Filling, easy and tasty while being lower calorie. I may add some dried cranberries (just a few) next time as well.	Submitted by: CHERYLOGLE (9/20/11) report inappropriate
Really good--I put a little erythritol instead of splenda (not a fan of chemically derived sugar substitutes). This felt like a sweet "breakfast out"--and the fiber from the apple made it filling. Meawhile, it has fewer calories than my normal breakfast! Great!	Submitted by: ALYASJANE (5/29/11) report inappropriate
I am eating it as I type. It is great I used sugar not splenda and Special K's Low Fat Granola and it was delicious!!!! I never thought to microwave apples. The house smelled of it as soon as I opened the microwave door. This will definitely be my new "dessert"!!!!	Submitted by: MIZZDETERMINED (11/28/10) report inappropriate
Really delicious. I used Kashi Go Lean Crunch for the topping a big o fat free Cool Whip. A tasty dessert, really satisfied my sweet toothe	Submitted by: TERRILEE (7/22/08) report inappropriate
i made this with low fat apple cinnamon granola and i added 4 ounces of dannon activia yogurt,it wa so yummy made me think of hot apple pie with ice cream melting on top!	Submitted by: BOBBI7275 (3/5/08) report inappropriate
Excellent. I made it with brown sugar instead of splenda and topped with vanilla yogurt, my 13 year old loved it too.	Submitted by: SHERI230 (1/28/08) report inappropriate
You should wash, core and dice apple. Most of the vitamins are in and just under the peel! You are throwing away the most beneficial part of the apple! I also use less granola and honey instead of Splenda, which isn't good for you and can exacerbate certain illnesses. Sent with love	Submitted by: CHERYLLYNNWOLF (1/25/08) report inappropriate
I made this for breakfast and it was great, but I did not use the Splenda. I think I will add some honey and brown sugar next time to help soften the granola a bit. I also liked some else's idea of warming up the apples in a skillet.	Submitted by: OLGADABEST (1/23/08) report inappropriate
Great! We doubled the granola (adds 60 calories) and put cinnamon and real sugar instead of splenda. Cooked in microwave at high for 1 minute.	Submitted by: HOT_TO_TROT (1/21/08) report inappropriate
this was so what I was craving. I topped mine with 1/2 cup of lowfat vanilla ice cream. It was great!	Submitted by: MARIE4 (1/21/08) report inappropriate
Like hot apple pie without the extra calories!	Submitted by: SEVENROSES (1/19/08) report inappropriate
This was a great dessert-instead of splenda I used Sugar free-fat free caramel topping and it tasted like a warm caramel apple!	Submitted by: STITCHES182 (1/19/08) report inappropriate
I will definitely try this recipe but since I don't like whip cream I'll use low-fat french vanilla yogurt!	Submitted by: JENNABABY1 (1/17/08) report inappropriate
I loved this! I added a little bit of fat free/Sugar free ice cream as I was having it for "dessert". Very tasty and the house smelled great too!	Submitted by: MAJANSSEN (1/17/08) report inappropriate
What a great snack. Spruces up a plain apple. I also added sugar free pancake syrup.	Submitted by: SHARONVALERIE (1/16/08) report inappropriate
I have some version of this almost every morning.In addition to the brown sugar and cinnamon, I add a tsp. lime juice and a heaping Tbsp. low fat yogurt...plain or vanilla. This also works with fresh pears, peaches, or mangoes.	Submitted by: OUTOFIDEAS (1/16/08) report inappropriate
I love my apples, but I crave something sweet after it. I also changed the recipe to 1 apple, 1 tsp of brown sugar, small drop of Vanilla extract and heated it up. Then I added a tbsp of cottage cheese. Wonderful and satisfying.	Submitted by: CORINNEE (1/16/08) report inappropriate
I love this recipe. I like to let my cinnamon and sugar sit in the fridge for a while. I think it makes it exta yummy.	Submitted by: JAKELOVER (1/16/08) report inappropriate
I used Splenda brown sugar and raisins instead and it was very good.	Submitted by: PATRICIA441 (1/16/08) report inappropriate
Just made it this morning and LOVE IT!!! I'm not fond of granola and used 1/2 a teaspoon of brown sugar instead of it and no splenda. It never occurred to me to just warm an apple in the microwave. WONDERFUL IDEA!!!	Submitted by: BARBLAM1 (1/16/08) report inappropriate

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