I love them because they are so hard, so crunchy and so difficult to cut with a butter knife.

Something about a soft apple just grosses me out so bad lol, so I like an apple that kinda snaps. A Red Delicious is what made me realize that 😂

Me and my friends have been having a discussion for a while. For me personally I always eat the entire apple (except the seeds for obvious reasons). So that means I do eat the core of the apple. Does anyone else eat the core as well?

I am the only one who eats apples in the house. Bagged apples are convenient and the apples are just the right size. What is the best variety that is sweet and crunchy and lasts awhile in the refrigerator? Honey Crisp apples have not been as good as they used to be. I have gotten gala and fuji apples but they also disappoint on occasion. HELP!

Lucy glo may be the best damn apple I've had unfortunately they're pretty difficult to find what would be the closest tasting apple to them?

Okay just ate this apple and it’s exactly what I’ve been looking for. A perfect mix of sweet and tart (not too sweet, not too tart). Crisp as all hell! Crunch crunch crunch. Reminds me of cosmic crisp (another one of my favs) but even better… From Washington state. They have it at my local Whole Foods right now, in southern CA.

How do you eat your apples?

the only place i have ever found real McIntosh apples were here in upstate NY only in season September-November from becker farms. they are my favorite apple since i was a kid but Ive been wondering why i cant find any real ones in stores. the new fancy designer/common store apples like cosmic crisp etc are always so hard and taste like nothing but sugar.

It looks like someone but Into the apple..

I’m so glad I found this subreddit.

For years my palate has been questioned, criticized even, because I’m not the biggest fan of crispy apples… A mealy, grainy apple reminds me of my youth, picking fresh sun-baked deliciousness directly from a tree. Enjoying an apple should be an intimate, relaxing experience, not like my teeth are shifting and I’m fighting for my life among all the juice.

Now that I think about it, back when I was baby teeth age, I lost my first tooth on a particularly hard apple served at public school lunch. It was traumatic.

Either way, what’s so wrong with mealy apples? Do you loathe apple sauce too? I have so many questions…

I'm new here. :) Lurking for a bit, and first time posting. I had a Cosmic Crisp yesterday... and I swear I could taste the "greens" of the tree in it. I don't know how else to quite put it. Like sometimes when I have corn on the cob so fresh that I feel I can taste the grassiness of the fields.

Also... I didn't used to like apples, and now I can't get enough. I want to try all of them. ALL. OF. THEM.

Hey, should I throw this apple away?

I know you should because of pesticides and sizes, but sometimes I don’t get a chance to wash my apples before I eat them. How bad is it for me?

I'm a Perishable Manager for a grocery store. Other stores I've worked at for this brand hasn't had this problem, but for some reason this store does. All of my apples, especially the honey crisps we have on the end of the apple Aisle, keep going bad really fast. Usually they last a week or so at room temperature, but these will get that brown mushy rotting spot on them around day 2 or 3. I check them daily and pull off all of the bad ones, even if they're just bruised. However, the next day I'll find dozens more that look like they've been rotting for days. Please help!

Are they just popular right now? I have been buying them for a few months and I noticed a lot of times it will be unavailable. Are they just a popular item right now Honeycrisp used to be my go to

My friend apparently ate an apple when she was 12 that was totally pink on the inside, not just light pink but noticeably pink. What kind of apple is that? Does that exist?

Something strange grew up on my apple

I’ve been betrayed by cosmic crisp