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Boskoop and Elstar ain't listed here...used to love apples like crazy. My record was 11 apples a day LOL..but that's a couple of decades ago.
Interesting information in this chart.
This is a ver useful chart, thanks! Happy weekend!
Beautiful post
Buon fine settimana.
I only like fuji lol
Fuji I find being long-lasting in the pantry. I like a hard apple. Recently, I love ENVY when I can find it. Great to know about these.
That's a cool image. And an apple is always a yummy treat, especially when you can chose between tart or sweet.
This is a really helpful chart! Thank you for sharing! I love Gala apples! Julia xhttps://www.thevelvetrunway.com/
I haven't even heard of some of those varieties, and some I find in the store aren't on the chart.
Didn't know there were so many varieties!
aww... new knowledge for me...
Great graphics :)
That's a great chart, thanks for sharing Christine :)
Granny Smith is the only of that list we have here, also.Huh... I still have apples in the fridge (no idea which ones, sorry).
I love this chart, Christine. Granny Smith's are the best apples for apple pie simply because they are tart.
Love apples, and the chart is really helpful. I always use granny smith for pie, but if I have other apples, I add some lemon juice. I love to eat a raw apple with a little sea salt.
It's a lovely chart displaying apples of all shapes, sizes and colors. Apples have a long shelf life and are popular all year round.
An interesting chart ...All the best Jan
I always hated Granny Smith🤢
Me gustan las manzanas te mando un beso.
My favorite isn't on there - Winesap - hard and tart.
I'm on my way out the door, so will be back to read this later.
This is interesting Christine. I've noticed texture is almost as important as sweetness. I am NOT fond of mushy apples. Apples should be crisp, IMHO.
Boskoop and Elstar ain't listed here...used to love apples like crazy. My record was 11 apples a day LOL..but that's a couple of decades ago.
ReplyDeleteInteresting information in this chart.
ReplyDeleteThis is a ver useful chart, thanks! Happy weekend!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful post
ReplyDeleteBuon fine settimana.
ReplyDeleteI only like fuji lol
ReplyDeleteFuji I find being long-lasting in the pantry. I like a hard apple. Recently, I love ENVY when I can find it. Great to know about these.
ReplyDeleteThat's a cool image. And an apple is always a yummy treat, especially when you can chose between tart or sweet.
ReplyDeleteThis is a really helpful chart! Thank you for sharing! I love Gala apples!
ReplyDeleteJulia x
https://www.thevelvetrunway.com/
I haven't even heard of some of those varieties, and some I find in the store aren't on the chart.
ReplyDeleteDidn't know there were so many varieties!
ReplyDeleteaww... new knowledge for me...
ReplyDeleteGreat graphics :)
ReplyDeleteThat's a great chart, thanks for sharing Christine :)
ReplyDeleteGranny Smith is the only of that list we have here, also.
ReplyDeleteHuh... I still have apples in the fridge (no idea which ones, sorry).
I love this chart, Christine. Granny Smith's are the best apples for apple pie simply because they are tart.
ReplyDeleteLove apples, and the chart is really helpful. I always use granny smith for pie, but if I have other apples, I add some lemon juice. I love to eat a raw apple with a little sea salt.
ReplyDeleteIt's a lovely chart displaying apples of all shapes, sizes and colors. Apples have a long shelf life and are popular all year round.
ReplyDeleteAn interesting chart ...
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
I always hated Granny Smith🤢
ReplyDeleteMe gustan las manzanas te mando un beso.
ReplyDeleteMy favorite isn't on there - Winesap - hard and tart.
ReplyDeleteI'm on my way out the door, so will be back to read this later.
ReplyDeleteThis is interesting Christine. I've noticed texture is almost as important as sweetness. I am NOT fond of mushy apples. Apples should be crisp, IMHO.
ReplyDelete