Favorite Apple Variety?
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Our Infamous Minnesota Honeycrisp!
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Our infamous Minnesota Honeycrisp!
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In no particular order
Dog's Snout
Pink Lady
Braeburn
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Honeycrisp for eating, Gravenstein for pie.
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We're in the middle of apple country in Wenatchee. My favorite apple, bought from a roadside stand, picked that morning, is a Fuji, followed by Honeycrisp.
Had a great Honeycrisp at Costco the other day...
When I was at WSU for a while, had some excellent apples there
I think 25+ varieties...
Best one was I think a Yellow Transparent. They had an annual apple sale complete with unpasteurized apple cider
Oct 13, 2010 | 9:59 am
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1. Honeycrisp (I have one for lunch today^)
2. Gala
3. Braeburn
Oct 13, 2010 | 11:52 am
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Honeycrisp for eating, Gravenstein for pie.
Are Gravensteins still available? I read somewhere alot of the orchards around Sonoma County were being removed to make room for Grapes.
As a kid my folks had a cabin on the Russian river and my mom would buy a case of Gravensteins and we had pies all summer long,
Oct 13, 2010 | 12:01 pm
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Pink Lady - and only Pink Lady!
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Seeing as I like a very crisp and slightly tart apple, my favorites in no particular order are -
Eve
Braeburn
Granny Smith
Oct 13, 2010 | 9:17 pm
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tonerman
Are Gravensteins still available? I read somewhere alot of the orchards around Sonoma County were being removed to make room for Grapes.
As a kid my folks had a cabin on the Russian river and my mom would buy a case of Gravensteins and we had pies all summer long,
They are definitely still available around Hood River. The season is very short, though - usually just a few weeks.
Oct 13, 2010 | 10:47 pm
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I have several apple trees out in the yard. I have Red Delicious (my favorite), Jonathan apples, and Golden Delicious and Granny Smith.
I do love a good crisp apple!
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I'll add a vote for Pink Lady apples as well - though Fuji's will do too if there's no Pink Ladies available.
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Love Honeycrisp but for price you can't beat the Royal Gala from Costco.
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Fuji or give or take Granny Smith...
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