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Serious Eats YouTube Playlist: Animals Eating Apples

We made a playlist about apples so it was only natural to make one about animals eating apples as well. Cats, dogs, koalas, caybaras, and more; apple appreciation knows no bounds. Subscribe to the Serious Eats channel to get updated about our new videos.

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Serious Eats YouTube Playlist: Apples

Fall is the time for apples, which translates to apples pies, caramel apples, apple cider, and more! Here are some of our favorite apple-related videos including recipes, apple prepping techniques, and fun animated shorts.

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Mixed Review: Crate & Barrel's Butternut Squash & Apple Soup

A hearty, creamy bowl of soup makes a great cold weather meal. This mix--made entirely of freeze-dried and powdered ingredients--promised to be a "rich fall harvest blend of squash, apple and pumpkin with a touch of brown sugar." Could it pack any real vegetable flavor without any fresh vegetables?

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21 Apple Recipes We Love: Salads, Stews, Salsas, and More

Fall is finally here, and one of the best parts is the bounty of fresh apples. While the default may be apple-y baked goods, we can't forget all the savory autumnal recipes that call for apples. Apples add crunch, tang, and a little sweetness to salads, stews, chicken or pork dishes, and more. Here are 21 different ways to add apples to your meals this season.

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20 Recipes for Oktoberfest: Sausage, Sauerkraut, Pretzels, and More

Oktoberfest means two weeks of sausage, kraut, pretzels, and beer. Sign us up! The annual German beer festival lasts from late September through early October. Put on your lederhosen and join us in celebrating with these beer-friendly German-inspired recipes.

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Cereal Eats: Eating Cereal In (Apple) Season

There is a very small but important group of apple cereals out there. I guess we should get right to the point and say that we have Apple Jacks to thank for bringing this strange cereal flavor into the mainstream. I mean, if you think about it, there are plenty of other assorted fruit flavors of cereal (Fruity Pebbles, Froot Loops, Trix, etc) but rarely has one single fruit flavor been celebrated in cereal form like the classic apple.

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Taste Test: Instant Oatmeal, Apple Cinnamon Flavor

Earlier this week, we told you the results from our "Original" flavor instant oatmeal tasting. Going the instant route is a desperate move, and as many of you pointed out, one that can be avoided. But for whatever reason (lack of caffeine, camping trip, masochism) some of us eat instant oatmeal. For the Apple Cinnamon flavor round, we were curious if any brands actually tasted like real apples. The kind from trees. Or does it all taste like the McDonald's fried apple pie filling? Find out the results.

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Would You Eat a Non-Browning Apple?

Does it disgust you when after cutting open an apple, its white flesh turns an awful shade of light brown? Well, the USDA was recently petitioned to approve a substitute product to solve all our problems: a genetically modified, non-browning apple.

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Taste Test: Apple Sauce

Apple sauce is big with those in highchairs, nursing homes, and latke eaters. With Hanukkah starting at sundown on Wednesday, we decided to have an apple sauce tasting—it was either that or sour cream. Though we prefer the from-scratch kind, sometimes you just don't have the time or stovetop space to boil apples and deal with peels, especially when there are potato pancakes to worry about! We were curious, are there any good store-bought jarred ones out there? How do they compare in terms of sweetness, tartness, and chunkiness? We tried 11 brands—find out which placed in the top five.

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Got Too Many Apples? Make Apple Salsa

I was a skeptic. Apple salsa? Sure, I enjoy a good fruit salsa but I had never thought of it in terms of apples. But, hey, it's apple season and a good opportunity to use up the fruit. Who knew it could be so good.

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