Homemade Fruit Roll Up Recipes

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Recipe: Fruit Roll-ups

By (Guest) [846 Posts, 5,568 Comments]

June 15, 2009

I love fruit roll up snacks but can't afford the price at the grocery store. This recipe is so quick and easy and no preservatives. My next experiment will be to see if one freezes well and if it does, I will make multiple batches ;-)

Ingredients:

2 cups fresh fruit of your choice (sliced and seeded if need be)
1 Tbsp. honey

Directions:

Preheat oven to 275 degrees F (140 degrees C) degrees. Lightly grease baking sheet with vegetable oil. Puree fruit and honey in blender. Evenly pour puree in to baking sheet. Bake in oven until the sheet of puree will easily peel away from baking sheet. The time will depend on your sheet and oven.

Allow to slightly cool. Cut to preferred roll-up size. Place on plastic wrap and roll up. Keep covered in container in refrigerator.

By Deeli from Richland, WA

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Question: Homemade Fruit Roll Ups

By Amanda [1 Post]

June 28, 2010

How do you make homemade fruit roll ups?

By Amanda from Bristol, PA

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By Grandma J [54 Posts, 1,056 Comments]

June 30, 20100 found this helpful

I made 2 different kinds. The kind for small children who might choke easily. They melted in your mouth like an ice cream cone does. The other is the tacky sticky type you can buy.

Difference: one is cooked the other not. Cooked is sticky.
I took my fruit, pureed in blender. My base is always pear, then add the dominate flavor fruit you want. Saran wrap the dehydrator trays heavily and pour onto it. Let dry till how you want it.
Sticky ones like you buy are pureed and then cooked down. Then cooled slightly, do the same thing on the dehyrator trays, Saran them well.
Both kinds need to be cooled and then stored tightly to avoid super sticky messes if humidity is an issue. For the cooked kind, dust with cornstarch and shake off. Makes them managable. Won't need that if they kids make them disppear quickly.

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