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GB

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I just found this chart and think a lot of people (like me) will be able to benefit from it. I love apples, but can never remember which are sweeter or more tart or what they are best suited for. This chart will help. Make sure to click on the image to make it bigger. Hopefully you will be able to read it. Here is a link to the original which is a bit easier to read.
 

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Thanks GB. This chart will help instead of buying two kinds then wondering the next time which ones did I buy last time:LOL:
kades
 
Since you provided the chart, you are now responsible for filling in the info for missing apple types.

Where do Cortlands fall on this chart?
 
There is no such thing as Cortlands. There are 12 types of apples. If it is not on the chart then it does not exist.
 
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There is no such thing as Cortlands. There are 12 types of apples. If it is not on the chart then it does not exist.
NY Apple Country Cortland Apple Photo
 

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GB, where were you when I was in culinary school writing my first assignment - "name and describe 50 varieties of North American apples!
 
OH MY, wednesday is after tuesday!!!! Another success, :LOL:
That stuff makes me smile.
 
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