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[nafex] Re: Apple Recommendations
HoneyCrisp - Only tasted one - but when I liked it and my wife (at an
apple tasting, after tasting *many* apples) said - "this is the one I
like!" I bought a tree (Thanks Ed Fackler!).
Gala - from the store *and* fresh off the tree, sweet & juicy
Fuji - Crisp, sweet, but w/ a backbone of flavor.
Esopus spitzenburg - complex and good.
Empire - which used to be in stores and now I can't find (and when it
was in the store last year - they had gone bad.)
You also might want to check out www.applesource.com. In the site
there's a listing of favorite apples. They're broken out by tart,
balanced, and sweet.
Chris Mauchline
SE PA, zone 6
--- In nafex@egroups.com, "Doreen Howard" <doreenh@t...> wrote:
> I may be writing a small book on the best tasting apples. I'll
have to
> limit the selection to about 30 varieties. All you apple experts
and
> growers out there, how about your recommendations for the best
tasting
> apple?
>
> I've already started to photograph some apples--Black Gilliflower
(which
> tasted great), Cox's Orange Pippin, Wolf River (a bit too tart for
my taste,
> but good flavor) and Prairie Spy. I will include Esopus
Spitzenberg (my
> absolute favorite), Hudson's Golden Gem and Pitsmaston Pineapple.
All three
> are winners in my opinion. Let's hear yours.
> Doreen Howard
> Zone 4-b--Wisconsin
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