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Apple Pie Cider Recipe

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Need a steamy apple pie cider recipe to warm you up? Hot winter beverages are my favorite, since they can be sipped while snuggled by a cozy fireplace or just under a blanket on the sofa. After a day of playing outside, perhaps in the snow, these hot drinks sure can take away the cold!

This apple pie cider really hits the spot!

I enjoy the taste of apples, so this apple pie cider recipe really hits the spot. It lets me hold onto the Fall season just a little longer. If you still have a ton of apples from the orchard, this is a great recipe to use them for!

The delicious beverage has been cooked with sugar and cinnamon sticks, then poured over apple slices, for a delicious and warming drink that’s just as delicious as apple pie dessert! Pair it with some gingerbread cookies to really make the drink festive.

Plus, you can use this apple pie cider recipe to start a tradition. Maybe drink it while watching Frosty or Rudolph. Or while reading “Twas the Night Before Christmas” with your children.

Apple Pie Cider Recipe - this warm beverage is perfect for a cold winter day!

Apple Pie Cider Recipe

Ingredients:

  • 2 quarts apple juice
  • 2 quarts spiced apple cider
  • 2 cups granulated white sugar
  • 8 cinnamon sticks
  • 1 apple, finely sliced

Instructions:

Take first four ingredients and mix together in a heavy-based pot.

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Bring to a simmer over medium-low heat until sugar has completely dissolved.

While cider heats, place the thinly sliced apple in mugs and set aside. I like to use clear mugs just to really bring out the color of the apple cider recipe. Again, it makes me feel like we are still in Fall!

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Remove the cinnamon sticks from cider and set aside.

Pour cider over apple slices in the mugs, add a cinnamon stick for some extra flavor and serve. Enjoy!

For more apple goodness, check out this French Apple Pie recipe!

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Comments

  1. denise low says

    I have never tried this. It does sound good. We will have to try it out.

  2. sounds delicious. thank you for the recipe

  3. I am going to add caramel to mine.

  4. Jana Williams says

    Thanks So Much for Sharing This Awesome Recipe for Apple Pie Cider, I Really Appreciate it! I Absolutely Love a Big Mug of Hot Apple Cider, I Mean Nothing Screams Fall Like Hot Apple Cider! I Know I Have Been Trying to Eat Healthier Lately and Apple Cider is One of the Few Beverages I Can Have b/c it’s Lower in Calories Unlike the Egg Nog That We Drink in the Cooler Weather! Well Thanks So Much for Sharing This Awesome Recipe, Have a Great Evening! – Jana

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