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n. (plural of caramel apple English)
Usage examples of "caramel apples".
Emilie considered as they stopped at a street vendor for warm caramel apples.
The candy store had metal shutters rolled down over its windows and the tiny lights around the signs advertising homemade fudge and caramel apples were off.
People are eating caramel apples on sticks and shaved ice in paper cones.
When they aren't competing for prizes, or riding one of the Six Flags knockoff rides, they eat food with little or no nutritional value: saltwater taffy, frozen custard, caramel apples, cotton candy.
But we never thought that we were getting the leftover crop of caramel apples, that the Indian ponies and trick riders went through their routines with an eye on the clock, that the rides clattered in need of oiling and the barkers were surly not to add flavor but because they were damned bushed.
She was a teenager on a sunny autumn afternoon, wheeling her bicycle through whirlwinds of golden and scarlet leaves, carved pumpkins on doorsteps, caramel apples cooling in the kitchen.
Maxwell fixed me with his stare, his eyes all wet and brown like newly created caramel apples.