Low sugar pumpkin apple butter lightly sweetened with maple syrup and apple juice. Made with 5 ingredients for a fall treat!

Around the time I was getting the hang of the whole college thing, my mom started making Pumpkin Apple Butter.
Like most college kids, I was a fan of fast, portable food.
I used to pack Peanut Butter & Pumpkin Apple Butter sandwiches that I dug out between classes and ate on empty wooden benches or the cement ledges surrounding the campus buildings.
Sometimes, if the classes were really spread out, I ate the sandwich between fast footsteps across campus.
Yeah, I was totally that girl that ran between classes, but I did have some standards.
I only ran sans PB&PAB.
I’ve always been a lover of apple butter and pumpkin butter, so the combination of the two instantly became a favorite fall staple for me.
I remember tiptoing downstairs at night to sneak spoonfuls of that sweet burnt-sienna spread straight from the canning jar.
Aside from the fact that I think homemade jams/spreads taste better, I don’t usually buy store-bought versions because they’re usually so high in added sugars.
Even the recipe that my mom used was super sweet, and I know she reduced the sugar quite a bit when she made it for us.
I decided to make my own low sugar version…one where you can actually taste the pumpkin and apple and spices!
This spread is packed with flavorful fruit and lightly sweetened with maple syrup!
My favorite part, though, is that it comes together with 5 ingredients in only 30 minutes on the stovetop and you’ve got yourself a seriously cozy condiment.
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