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Easy Apple Recipes for Low-Energy Days

We've all been there: a bowl full of apples on the counter, but barely enough energy to lift a finger. Whether they're from apple picking, a grocery store sale, or an enthusiastic neighbor's tree, here are the absolute easiest ways to use those apples before they go bad.

Minimal Effort Apple Solutions

Slow cooker applesauce: Quarter apples (don't even peel them!), toss into slow cooker with 1/4 cup water and cinnamon. Cook on low for 6 hours.
Microwave baked apple: Core one apple, stuff with butter and brown sugar, microwave for 2-3 minutes.
Apple and peanut butter plates: Slice apple, add dollop of peanut butter. Done.

Slightly More Ambitious (But Still Easy) Options

If you can muster just a tiny bit more energy, try rough-chopping apples and throwing them into your morning oatmeal, or tossing them into a sheet pan with chicken sausage for a hands-off dinner. Both require minimal prep and almost zero attention.

And when all else fails? Simply wash your apples and place them in a pretty bowl in your fridge. Cold, crisp apples make an excellent grab-and-go snack that requires zero preparation. Sometimes the easiest solution is the best one.

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Lazy People, This Easy Cake Recipe Is for You

Let's face it: not everyone has the time or patience for elaborate baking projects. For those who crave something sweet but dread complex recipes, this foolproof cake is your culinary salvation.

The secret to this recipe is its simplicity. With just five i

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