Great Value Apple Pie Filling or Topping, 21 oz

I bought this to use in the recipe you see online with cinnamon rolls, and it definitely doesn't disappoint!! They tasted amazing and with 2 cans was the perfect amount for 2 cans of cinnamon rolls!! I've been taking it for holiday meals by request and my family loves it!

Good for pies or cobblers. I like to take one cup of flour, one cup sugar, and cup of milk and add in a bowl with one teaspoon of cinnamon and mix. Take a stick of butter and melt in a glass baking dish at 350 then pour the flour mix into dish and last add this can of apples. Put in oven for 45min and quick delicious cobbler.

Take a can of this apple pie filling, a can of cinnamon rolls and heaving whipping cream, CREATE the best ever desert you've ever tasted. Of course, there's more to this partial recipe than I typed. Want to know?, Facebook reals Misty %26 Kyle ya know.

I like to keep a well stock pantry and now that baking season is here its easy to walk into my pantry to get what I need. It's my belief that some cheaper brands are just as good if not better than the expensive name brands and who doesn't want to save money

Took a chance and bought Great Value Apple Pie Filling for a new recipe to try at Thanksgiving and it was every bit as delicious as it's higher priced, name brand competitor. By the way, Great Value Apple Pie Filling and Angel Cake Batter mixed and baked together was the dessert devoured!

I have tried all the brands on the market--Duncan Hinds Wilderness, Lucky Leaf, Musselman's, etc.) and the Great Value is truly the best. It is packed with whole apple slices and just the right amount of thickened juice, where the other brands are primarily thickened juice and little fruit. Great Value apple pie filling is seasoned very nicely. I added a little apple pie seasoning because I like cinnamon. The apples are not overly processed and stand up to baking. I don't use anything but the Great Value brand. An added bonus is it is cheaper as well! Go WalMart.

For pies, this product could stand a little more spice, for my taste. Otherwise. brilliant! Mainly, though. I use it for my fruity tutty sauce (8 fruits, yams. pumpkin, peanut butter, a little vanilla and semi- sweet choco, all heated over very low flame for hours to achieve consistency) which mixes well with steel cut oats or goes over warm fruit bread, etc. I call it Millie Miracle's Magic Mush. It doubles as choco ice cream in summer. Make big batches (mine are 360-400 oz.) and freeze it.

very very tasty, only thing I noticed different from other brands is when i cooked them in a dump cake, and the apples stayed a little bit crispier than other brands.. many people may love that as seem more like made with fresh fruit just picked.. i prefer softer apple in dump cake but taste great!!

I have used this product in cakes, bread and cupcakes. It has a great taste, the apple slices are big and it doesn't cost an arm and a leg. Obviously, when being used for cakes, breads and cupcakes one needs to chop up the apple slices but it doesn't take long and it's well worth it. I suppose, if one is so inclined, one can even use this product for what it was intended...pies. Bake something today and include these apples...you'll be glad you did.

The only flavor is sweet. The apples taste gritty and it gives you a completely underwhelming experience. I tried this as an apple cobbler. I didn't add any additional spices. I wanted to see how this product tasted. My first impression was it felt like glue in my mouth. The flavor was overwhelmingly sweet. The apples were gritty. Overall I would recommend you to pass on this.