Favorite kind of Apple (to eat)?

[Saulbadguy]

I like Jazz apples. They are a combo of a Braeburn and a Gala.

I also enjoy Fuji.

[steve dave]

I like the really tart ones like Granny Smith with peanut or almond butter

[Saulbadguy]

I like the really tart ones like Granny Smith with peanut or almond butter

Yes, I also enjoy that.

Honey is pretty good w/ apples too.

[pissclams]

apple.  more like crapple.   

[steve dave]

apple.  more like crapple.

you ever seen a grapple?  grape flavored apple. 

[Bloodfart]

Pink lady/thread 

[Cartierfor3]

So do you have a different favorite for non-eating category? 

[OK_Cat]

i have laiq, i just thought there were green ones and red ones.  green ones taste like crap, red ones are ok.

[the_ugly_clown]

only eat the green ones.

[Mrs. Gooch]

I like apples but not their juice.

[ew2x4]

Honeycrisp. No doubt about it. Not even close.

[Stevesie60]

Granny smith if plain. If it's red I put a ton of peanut butter on it.

[nicname]

Honeycrisp. No doubt about it. Not even close.

uh-huh. 

[SdK]

Bottom Jeans

[Cire]

Honeycrisp. No doubt about it. Not even close.

uh-huh. 

Not even close

[yoga-like_abana]

apple.  more like crapple.

confirmed crab apple lover

[I_have_purplewood]

Pink lady/thread 

Truth  ^   

[Pittcat]

Braeburn.  I've loved them since high school (science facts) All other apples are inferior (more facts) Therefore, Braeburns are the best.





Everyone else just stop talking.

[Fldermaus]

Gala is my clear go-to, but the crop over the past year has been meh.  Never had Jazz, but intrigued.

What are the disgusting mushy, pulpy ones with the red veins in them?  I hate it when I try something "new", and it ends up being one of those.  Need to avoid.   

[pissclams]

little known factoid about apples- they're actually the same thing as tomatoes

[Rage Against the McKee]

little known factoid about apples- they're actually the same thing as tomatoes

I think you are wrong, pissclams. I have grown both apples and tomatoes, and while the two fruits are virtually indistinguishable, apples grow on trees, while tomatoes grow on plants that stay low to the ground.

[pissclams]

little known factoid about apples- they're actually the same thing as tomatoes

I think you are wrong, pissclams. I have grown both apples and tomatoes, and while the two fruits are virtually indistinguishable, apples grow on trees, while tomatoes grow on plants that stay low to the ground.

those plants are just small trees

[Rage Against the McKee]

little known factoid about apples- they're actually the same thing as tomatoes

I think you are wrong, pissclams. I have grown both apples and tomatoes, and while the two fruits are virtually indistinguishable, apples grow on trees, while tomatoes grow on plants that stay low to the ground.

those plants are just small trees

Hmmm. I had never thought of it that way. That's a very good point. Still, apples only grow on mature trees. You can't just plant an apple tree and get apples on the first year like you can with a tomato tree. I still don't think they are quite the same.

[j-dub]

Pink lady/thread 

Truth  ^

absolutely.

[Gooch]

Braeburn FTMFW!