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Oh, the joys of making apple crisp every Fall! This Gluten Free Apple Crisp recipe is going to be this season’s favorite to make! There’s just something magical about the cozy aroma of cinnamon and apples wafting through the house. As the leaves turn golden and the air gets that perfect crispness, it feels wonderful. It’s like wrapping yourself in a warm, edible blanket of nostalgia and comfort. Plus, it’s super fun and easy to whip up. This makes it a delightful activity to share with family and friends.
If this makes your heart flutter with Fall excitement, you’re not alone! I love capturing these cozy moments and sharing them with my community. For more delightful Fall recipes and heartwarming seasonal videos, be sure to check out my Fall posts!

Here are some reasons you should make this delicious dish! Maybe you will get inspired!

Rolled oats are your best friend when it comes to apple crisp. They keep their texture and give that delicious, golden crumble topping a bit of chew and crunch, exactly what you want. Quick oats will still work in a pinch, but they tend to get a little mushy and won’t give you the same texture. So if you have the choice, grab the rolled oats!
Ah, yes – apple crisp is cozy and forgiving, but there are still a few pitfalls to avoid. First, using the wrong kind of apples. Go for firm, tart apples like Granny Smith or Honeycrisp so they hold up while baking. Finally, don’t underbake! You want the apples to be tender and the topping to get nice and golden. Your house will smell like fall, and your taste buds will thank you.
Great question! They’re super similar, and people often mix them up. The main difference? Apple crisp usually has oats in the topping, which gives it that slightly crunchy, textured bite. Apple crumble, on the other hand, skips the oats and has more of a streusel-like topping made from just butter, sugar, and flour. So if you’re craving something a little more rustic and hearty, crisp is the way to go!

Head over to the blog for more seasonal dishes, sweet treats, and simple ways to make every gathering feel special. There’s so much more to enjoy, check out these two posts Easy Cream Cheese Chicken Dip: Perfect for Parties & Fall Appetizer: Cream Cheese Board with Fig & Basil.
