How to Substitute Applesauce for One Apple

How to Substitute Applesauce for One Apple
Written By
Nathan Joseph
Nathan Joseph
Published: Apr 18, 2011
Updated: Dec 13, 2021
1 minute read

Applesauce makes an effective alternative for those who cannot eat an apple or those looking to ensure they get enough fruit in their diet. Small children and seniors with dentures may have problems eating apples, as they are tough to bite into. Fortunately, replacing your daily apple intake with applesauce can be done with an easy-to-use calculation.

Open applesauce container. Spoon applesauce into the measuring cup.

Spoon in enough so that it is roughly at the 3-oz. mark. Gently shake the measuring cup to level the sauce.

Adjust the amount of applesauce by spooning more in or out until it is exactly at 3 oz. This is one apple's worth of sauce.

Nathan Joseph

Nathan Joseph began his writing career in 2005. He holds a Bachelor of Arts in English from Carleton University in Ottawa, Canada. As an advanced scuba diver, Joseph covers articles related to diving.

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