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candy apple

American  

noun

  1. an apple with a candy coating especially of taffy and often on a stick inserted in the center.


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Decades of smashing overheads in tennis would sweeten me to Noah like no candy apple could.

From Los Angeles Times

Sugar-coated nuts and fruit such as honey-roasted almonds and candy apples rank among the top, offering whole food benefits just beneath the sugary coating.

From Salon

Have you seen some of those huge packaged caramel or other candy apples available during the holiday season?

From Washington Times

His dad went to work in factories, and Villalobos roamed congested streets selling candy apples and newspapers.

From Los Angeles Times

These candy apples are spiced with cinnamon and vanilla.

From New York Times