The midpoint is measured
The source gives 80-100g chocolate; the nutrition uses 90g.
Fresh apple rings dipped in dark chocolate and finished with mixed seeds.

Step by step
Core the apple and slice into rings, then pat dry.
Melt the chocolate with the coconut oil.
Dip each ring and sprinkle with mixed seeds.
Freeze for about 10 minutes, just until the chocolate sets, then serve.
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The source gives 80-100g chocolate; the nutrition uses 90g.
Removing surface moisture helps the chocolate adhere.
The full batch is four servings; the number of rings depends on apple size.
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