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Are caramel apples a good favor for a fall wedding?
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Where is a good place to order them in bulk? Is it possible to get them with just the caramel topping and no nuts, cookies, etc or do you have to make them yourself in that case?
I did an online search and am only finding them available with nuts, chocolate and other toppings.
For those who think they are a bad idea, what do you suggest instead?

first of all, these are favors and i am pretty sure parents are smart enough to tell their kids that they can wait to get home to eat them!!! second, i am doing this too!!!! this is a link to a site i saw, also the cheapest one. yes they are expensive and i only need 65. i can't remember if they have just caramel, but take a look. also look at gourmet shops, there is one by my sister who lives closer to a big city (chicago) where you are most likely to find them, and they do the ones with the nuts and chocolate, but i am sure they can do just caramel, so i am also going to check prices there. otherwise, i will make them myself with my family and bridesmaids! Good luck and have fun!!!!
http://www.amyscandykitchen.com/
okay, these are the cheapest JUMBO apples…the other link that was posted up above is cheaper with the smaller apples..LOL

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16 Comments for 'Are caramel apples a good favor for a fall wedding?'

  1.  
    kiki
    June 4, 2009 | 9:04 pm
     

    Yes! The best favors are ones you can eat :)

    You can make them yourself….they're generally cheaper this way. Just go to the grocer's and buy a bunch of apples (so you can practice). Next to the apples they usually sell some caramel as well.

    At home, place the apples on wax paper and pour the melted caramel over the top (remember to put the sticks in before you pour the caramel).

    What a great idea! Congrats!
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  2.  
    Brandon J
    June 4, 2009 | 9:22 pm
     

    I think it's a good idea. Sorry I don't know where to get them in bulk, but I'm sure you can get them with just carmel. try doing a google search. good luck.
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  3.  
    Kathleen
    June 4, 2009 | 9:39 pm
     

    These are great favors for your guests! I hate the thought of giving guests a paperweight or something that they will inevitably throw away.

    These are easy to make and a whole lot cheaper! You can have them made however you want them, but it would be better to make them, unless you have NO time.

    Good decision!
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  4.  
    abc
    June 4, 2009 | 10:03 pm
     

    a better idea….flower bulbs, 2 or 3 or 4, wrapped in netting matching your colors tied with a ribbon and a note, like our love, plant these bulbs and watch them grow……….and since fall is the best time to plant bulbs, this is perfect! In the spring when they bloom, year after year, family and friends will think of you and your husband….

    they will be thrown in the trash….forget your apple idea….it's stupid
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  5.  
    Kris
    June 4, 2009 | 10:38 pm
     

    Wow! Thats a great idea! You could make them yourself which might be cheaper or buy and then place a card with a pic of you and your hunny inside. That is way interesting and I just might have to steal the idea!
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  6.  
    SEXY MAL2007
    June 4, 2009 | 10:48 pm
     

    yes!its the best favor for a fall wedding
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  7.  
    mups mom
    June 4, 2009 | 11:02 pm
     

    sorry, but i don't agree…of course it's your wedding and it sounds like you've already decided but older guests won't be able to eat them,kids will have them at the reception(what a mess on dress clothes)
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  8.  
    mysteryperson
    June 4, 2009 | 11:27 pm
     

    I think it's a very yummy idea! Edible favors are always a hit. Have you seen this site yet? I know you're looking for plain caramel but maybe you could call them up and see if they do that also?

    http://www.caramelapplegifts.com/shop/bride-groom-caramel-apples-p-145.html
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  9.  
    twiggy
    June 5, 2009 | 12:00 am
     

    I'm so sorry, please don't hate me….
    i think its the sickest thing I've ever heard of.
    really. but i don't want to wreak your fun, please enjoy
    your wedding and much peace and love to you.
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  10.  
    ennie
    June 5, 2009 | 12:14 am
     

    My cousin did this. She actually bought them from a local candy shop. The ones that you can buy online are nearly as good.
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  11.  
    freecandy2005
    June 5, 2009 | 12:51 am
     

    yes, I think its cute.
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  12.  
    OZZIEGAL
    June 5, 2009 | 1:07 am
     

    go to any good fudge shop and ask them about ordering some, but, they are usually fairly expensive. cheaper to make your own if you have the time to do it!
    if you want to make your own, you don't just pour melted caramel over the apples, the caramel should be melted in the top of a double boiler, the sticks inserted into the apples, then dip the apples one at a time into the caramel, once they are covered you simply lift them out and place them on waxed paper or well greased cookie sheets to set.
    wrap them in cellophane and tie with ribbons in your wedding colors. you can make them a day or so ahead of time.
    make sure you want to do this, its quite a bit of work to make a large quantity. they are messy but boy the sure are good!
    happy wedding!
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  13.  
    Sara K
    June 5, 2009 | 1:16 am
     

    I don't think so - like someone else said, older people (dentures?) won't be able to eat them, or anyone with braces may not, either. Kids will make a mess, and it may get all over everything, including clothes. I'd get something more simple. If I were at a wedding, I would not likely eat caramel apples while there.
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  14.  
    actuary0424
    June 5, 2009 | 1:41 am
     

    they will be messy… maybe some soap to go along with them lol… but that sounds great! i love carmel apples… i think it would be cheaper to make them yourself… no need for shipping … and they would be fresher if you made them yourself… i hate when i get one and the stick is rotten… gross
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  15.  
    nytengayle13
    June 5, 2009 | 2:00 am
     

    first of all, these are favors and i am pretty sure parents are smart enough to tell their kids that they can wait to get home to eat them!!! second, i am doing this too!!!! this is a link to a site i saw, also the cheapest one. yes they are expensive and i only need 65. i can't remember if they have just caramel, but take a look. also look at gourmet shops, there is one by my sister who lives closer to a big city (chicago) where you are most likely to find them, and they do the ones with the nuts and chocolate, but i am sure they can do just caramel, so i am also going to check prices there. otherwise, i will make them myself with my family and bridesmaids! Good luck and have fun!!!!
    http://www.amyscandykitchen.com/
    okay, these are the cheapest JUMBO apples…the other link that was posted up above is cheaper with the smaller apples..LOL
    References :

  16.  
    JM
    June 5, 2009 | 2:16 am
     

    I think it is a good idea. They do custom apples
    http://www.caramelapplegifts.com/shop/index.php

    http://www.affytapple.com/pdf/Price%20list%202007.pdf
    http://www.affytapple.com
    They have fundraising prices and they offer apples with or without nuts. They are the classic caramel apple. And they come individually pre-packaged in a plastic container so it won't be messy.

    I'd order some plain and some with nuts because there are people like me who love them with the nuts. (that is unless you know of anyone with a serious nut allergy there)
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