I remember when Boston Market first opened in my hometown. My favorite item on the menu was the cinnamon sugar apples. They were soft, with a slight crisp; and they were a sweet end to the meal. A few years ago, I made some cinnamon sugar apples on the stove; a few weekends ago, I decided to see if I could make them in the Air Fryer! 

My Air Fryer cinnamon sugar apples were a success and a great addition to our dinner. 

Air Fryer Cinnamon Sugar Apples

One of the keys to these cinnamon sugar apples is to get even slices so that they will cook evenly. I sliced the apples into rings and then peeled and cored each ring. In order to save space in the Air Fryer, I cut each ring in half so they could be placed strategically in the basket. 

I had bought a few medium sized apples and were able to fit two apples into the Air Fryer basket. I could have used the double layer rack to get more apples in each batch; however, since it was just the two of us, we didn’t really need that many slices per person. 

Since we’re in the middle of our kitchen remodel, I used paper plates for the cinnamon sugar coating. We don’t currently have a dishwasher so I’m using a lot more paper products than normal (thank you Costco pack). For some things, I do still use normal dishes (like melting butter, or margarine for dairy-free option, in the microwave). 

I absolutely LOVE the Philips AirFryer that was sent to me earlier this year. It has a HUGE basket, and a secondary rack can be added for even more space. I was able to fit the slices from two medium sized apples on a single layer of the basket. Another great feature of the Philips AirFryer is that it doesn’t need to be pre-heated, just hit the start button and it is good to go!

Throughout the remodel, we have attempted to have somewhat normal meals. Fortunately, we’ve had a relatively nice spring so we’ve been able to grill quite a bit, and the AirFryer has been essential as well. Since we don’t have any sort of kitchen table, we’ve set up a mini dining set on the deck thanks to a couple outdoor chairs and solid boxes. 

These cinnamon sugar apples would be great to make as part of your family meal, or do a couple large batches for a party. Brad and I were both a fan with how they turned out and can’t wait until we make them again.