What is your favorite kind of apple?

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  • GRAVENSTEIN - Famous for applesauce, pies and juicing

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Granny smiths for my apple pies or caramal apples!
Golden delish for snacking!
 
Granny Smith is definitely the all-rounder apple. Favourite for cooking and eating out of hand, love its tartness. Slices of Granny Smith apple with a good strong cheddar...delicious! Or a chewy italian bread spread with cream cheese, apple slices and some sultanas, also good.

Most times when I'm looking for a general eating apple though I always find myself reaching for Pink Ladies. They are always consistency good, and hard to find a floury one like the occasional Red Delicious.
 
I like and use granny smith for baking , for eating out of hand I have Gala and Fujii apples in my yard, both are great..The Fujii ripens first the Gala a week or two after..They keep us well supplied..The kids love to go out and climb on a box and pick one out themselves...:)

kadesma
 
SierraCook said:
Kadesma, I see that you like Arkansas Blacks. I first tried one a couple of years ago. My mom and I shared a box of them from Apple Hill in Camino, CA.
SC,
I've only had the blacks once, and I loved it..I haven't been able to find it, but, I'm going to ask at the market I shop at. They have a get it for you board...Of course, when and If I come home with apples, I'm going to get some strange looks with two trees in the front yard:LOL:
kadesma
 
Pink Lady - mmmmmmmmm - my favorite. I wish I could get a bigger variety here - Sierra - if you like Pink Lady I really wish I could try the Arkansas Blacks
 
Gala is my all around favorite. I use them for whatever I'm making, but I never make apple pies. My grocery store has them just right - I don't know what kind they use, but they are a bit tart, cooked well, but still a bit crisp.
 
I didn't know they had granny smith's in the US, I thought it was just in Australia! We used to drive past he church where Granny Smith was buried but they moved her to put in a road! (progress?) I like doing the story of Granny Smith and how she found the apples with younger children at school.
 
I voted 'other' - not just because I have other favourites, but also because I've never heard, never mind eaten, some of the choices!!!

My favourites are

Worcester Pearmain
Cox's orange pippin
Braeburn
Dunn's seedling

And for cooking: the premier UK cooking apple Bramley!
 
I didn't already know that there are many apple types or special apples... So I couldn't choose.. But I like green apples...
 
I like all apples but I chose Granny Smith & Golden Delicious. I love to core Granny Smiths & fill them with butter, brown sugar, cinnamon, & nutmeg & then bake them until they are soft & the filling is all bubbly.
 
I chose Granny Smith because I love using them in baking and eating them with a big scoop of peanut butter. But I'd be happy eating anything other than red delicious.
 
I enjoy Gala and Johnny Gold's (I believe that is the right name), I only had them once but they were fantastic.
 
I rarely buy anything else except Braeburns. Crisp, juicy and slightly tart, but with a thinner skin than Granny Smiths (whose skins are way too thick and tough for my liking).

Have never tried Arkansas Blacks - but I'll look out for them, they sound like my 'type' of apple.

Apples I would never, ever buy include Golden Delicious and Red Delicious...what a misnomer! Only useful if you have false teeth and need something soft, bland and mushy to suck on :ROFLMAO:

Paint.
 
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