Favorite Apple Variety?
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Everyone knows green apples (especially Granny Smith) are the best
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I like Honeycrisp, personally, but they are so huge in the supermarket here that I can barely finish one. They were not always this large in the past, so I'm not sure what happened there.
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Honeycrisps are it! But only seasonal in my area. I once brought a bunch to a family retreat. Amazing how many comments, such as "i've never had such a great apple". I love, love, love em. And when they're gone - I usually don't eat any other - my devotion to her is so strong.
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What kind of apple do you like?
I've always been a Fuji man, myself. Honeycrisps are also good. Lately, however, I find Fuji apples a little too sweet. What kind of apple should I try for a crisp, sweet-but-not-too-sweet treat?
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Pink Lady & Honeycrisp are my favorites. I prefer tart-sweet over sweet-sweet apples. (In other words, I avoid the Delicious varieties and others of that ilk.)



