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Apples, Ranked [View all] Celerity Sep 2019 OP

My wife is hooked on a new variety of apple True Dough Sep 2019 #1

they look very interesting, part Honeycrisp Celerity Sep 2019 #2

Love pizazz! Cracklin Charlie Sep 2019 #7

Thanks for the recommendations! True Dough Sep 2019 #13

Pazazz is a very good apple! nt yellowdogintexas Sep 2019 #31

I must admit I do not like apples Farmer-Rick Sep 2019 #3

if you want tart. arkansas blacks are TART. pansypoo53219 Sep 2019 #77

One of the many good things I can say about your posts, Celerity True Dough Sep 2019 #4

bada boom! roflmaoooooo Celerity Sep 2019 #5

True, another winner! customerserviceguy Sep 2019 #57

Since you just replied to me, does that make it my turn? True Dough Sep 2019 #58

Knowing you customerserviceguy Sep 2019 #59

I try never to forget True Dough Sep 2019 #60

Tried a new variety yesterday. Cracklin Charlie Sep 2019 #6

Michigan Honeycrisp straight from an orchard is my favorite for eating. Freethinker65 Sep 2019 #8

It is apple season. Why are so many so expensive? Some varieties from $2 to more than $3 each! hlthe2b Sep 2019 #9

Our local nursery does an apple tasting each year MissB Sep 2019 #67

We are in the golden age of grocery shopping IronLionZion Sep 2019 #68

I have a Honeycrisp tree. It didn't produce much this year The Velveteen Ocelot Sep 2019 #10

When I was a kid Red Delicious apples were actually delicious... brush Sep 2019 #11

Uggh. mushy. But I do remember when they were good. Like many tomatoes, they've ruined them. hlthe2b Sep 2019 #15

Sometimes it's not the taste, but the texture. luvtheGWN Sep 2019 #72

I have a tree in my back yard and the apples from that are incredibly good rurallib Sep 2019 #41

gotta get baby reds. orange size, not grapefruit. pansypoo53219 Sep 2019 #78

Nothing tops a harrelson. Nothing. the_sly_pig Sep 2019 #12

Haralsons are the very best pie apples. The Velveteen Ocelot Sep 2019 #25

Pippin apple pie...every Thanksgiving. Tikki Sep 2019 #14

I use Granny Smiths n/t TexasBushwhacker Sep 2019 #54

Those work excellent, also. Tikki Sep 2019 #55

I've never heard of Braeburn or Macoun IronLionZion Sep 2019 #16

Gala crossed with Braeburn produces Jazz! yellowdogintexas Sep 2019 #33

That's what we like here too DashOneBravo Sep 2019 #51

Jazz has been my favorite apple for a couple years now. chia Sep 2019 #81

Years ago, I challenged myself. . . Collimator Sep 2019 #17

+1 Celerity Sep 2019 #18

Apples Schmapples OriginalGeek Sep 2019 #19

I love those, and Moon Drop grapes too Celerity Sep 2019 #20

I haven't seen those but I'll look OriginalGeek Sep 2019 #23

same growers, Grapery in Bakersfield Celerity Sep 2019 #27

Moon drops were cheap and delicious. marble falls Sep 2019 #29

that's 2 of my favorite qualities OriginalGeek Sep 2019 #40

Got someMoon Drops on the way home from work OriginalGeek Sep 2019 #70

lolol, they are addictive! Celerity Sep 2019 #71

We tried our first batch of those last month. Wife, ick; Me, okay. yonder Sep 2019 #34

On sale this week at Whole Foods IronLionZion Sep 2019 #42

At $5.00+ per pound, I will never taste one. marble falls Sep 2019 #22

Oh bummer - they were 3.99 at mine OriginalGeek Sep 2019 #24

With large mangos at $.50 each, I'm pretty happy. Even put them in the oatmeal .... marble falls Sep 2019 #28

Our son was really allergic to mangoes so we never kept any around the house OriginalGeek Sep 2019 #38

My son's exgf and her father both had extreme mango dewsgirl Sep 2019 #52

I love those! The Velveteen Ocelot Sep 2019 #26

yes I am fortunate to live in Texas which has Central Market yellowdogintexas Sep 2019 #32

That sounds like a fun store OriginalGeek Sep 2019 #39

Central Market is H-E-B's super special Jane Austin Sep 2019 #63

I am in Fort Worth - the first North Texas CM was built here yellowdogintexas Sep 2019 #65

It is beyond fun!!! the first CM was in Austin. Folks would drive down to Austin with yellowdogintexas Sep 2019 #66

Ummmmm....there is nothing better than a fresh picked McIntosh and jpak Sep 2019 #21

McIntosh. Simply the best. MontanaMama Sep 2019 #30

I love Macs too! smirkymonkey Sep 2019 #56

I haven't tried them with cheese. MontanaMama Sep 2019 #61

You can go high end from a specialty cheese shop, but I am fine with just a sharp Cabot smirkymonkey Sep 2019 #62

That sounds perfect. MontanaMama Sep 2019 #64

My father's favourite after-dinner nosh luvtheGWN Sep 2019 #73

Am I the only one who likes a bit of tartness in an apple? AJT Sep 2019 #35

N0! Jane Austin Sep 2019 #74

Back home in KY, we had an apple which matured in early summer yellowdogintexas Sep 2019 #36

Gala straight out of the fridge with a can of salted almonds njhoneybadger Sep 2019 #37

sounds like a winner! Celerity Sep 2019 #43

just ate a thin sliced GALA (organics) we got from Freddys (Portland, OR) AND IT WAS DELICIOUS!!!!!! trueblue2007 Sep 2019 #45

not a guy Celerity Sep 2019 #46

They're Greattttttttttt njhoneybadger Sep 2019 #47

Agreed, Red Delicious are an awful, mealy mess. yonder Sep 2019 #44

Rome Beauty for baking, McIntosh for eating out of hand. . . DinahMoeHum Sep 2019 #48

Pink Ladies are my favorites and then Braeburn, but they are later apples wishstar Sep 2019 #49

Whenever I see Ambrosia available, I grab some. SeattleVet Sep 2019 #50

I once heard a Washington orchardist Thunderbeast Sep 2019 #53

That's an insult to potatoes! Jane Austin Sep 2019 #75

Dillpotatis (trust me) Celerity Sep 2019 #79

Mmmmmmmmm! Jane Austin Sep 2019 #82

big is bad. baby reds great. I AM GETTING SOME THIS YEAR! pansypoo53219 Sep 2019 #80

Didn't go to the clickbait list, but I do agree on one thing... Wounded Bear Sep 2019 #69

i had a chance decades ago i to have BABY small red delicious and they were marvelous. pansypoo53219 Sep 2019 #76

Fuji apples are not bad either Generic Brad Sep 2019 #83