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By contributing writer\u00a0Andrea Green<\/a><\/em><\/p>\n

Homemade Apple Whip Dessert might be our new family favorite of all time. At least it is at this time of year when apples and apple spice make such a lovely pair.<\/p>\n

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This recipe is patterned after the ultra popular Pineapple Whip served at Disney World. Pineapple Whip has long been a sought-after treat by visitors to the park. If you’ve ever experienced it, you will want to try this spin on the recipe.<\/p>\n

When making a dessert for a special occasion, like Thanksgiving, I believe homemade is best. Therefore, this recipe is from scratch using whole food ingredients.<\/p>\n

However, I’m not against taking a shortcut or two. I believe you can make a darn good recipe from chunky applesauce, apple pie spice<\/a> and frozen whipped cream. It might not be quite the same, but I bet it will still make you the hit of the meal!<\/p>\n

Speaking of Thanksgiving, do you know of anyone who follows a gluten-free diet? This recipe would be a perfect substitute for the traditional apple pie!<\/p>\n

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Author: <\/span>Toni Anderson<\/span><\/div>\n\n\n

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