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Friday, April 01, 2005

10:13 PM - Types Of Apples

Here are the different types of apples The world can offer..Well,as we all know,they are tons of species,i couldn't list all of them...its impossible but here are some popular ones to look at..so let's begin..


Red Delicious: Named when a nurseryman in 1894 exclaimed," My that's delicious!" Sweet and juicy. Best for snacking; poor for baking. Available year-round.

Golden Delicious: Not related to Red Delicious. Slightly elongated; sweet, juicy. All-purpose apple-great for snacking, cooking, and baking. Available September to June.

Red Rome (Rome Beauty) : Named for an apple-growing area in Ohio, not Italy. Slightly tart. Best for baking. Available October to August.

Winesap: Granddaddy of American apples! Wine - like flavor. All purpose apple. Available November to July.

Granny Smith: Mrs. Maria Smith nurtured the first seedling in the mid 1800's. Mildly tart. Best for snacking; good for baking. Available all year-round.

McIntosh: First apple tree planted by John McIntosh about 1811. Two-toned red and green. All purpose apple. Available September to June.

Jonathan: Deep red; mildly tart, rich flavor. Versatile apple-excellent for snacking and baking. Available September to August.

that's all


Blogger Choux said...

We have many Granny Smiths here. =p

Sour! ><

Neway, can ya find more info about the health benefits of food? I'd like to know. ^____^  


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