There are over 7500 different varieties
of apples grown around the world!
Learn more fun facts about apples
here...
Fresh apples are typically fat free, sodium free,
cholesterol free and are a great source of fiber!1
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Braeburn
Sweet and tart. Rich red color
with white flesh. Firm, crisp and juicy.
Great for all purposes… Eating,
salads,
Sauce, pies and baking. Best for
eating.
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Cameo |
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Cortland
A Ben Dave/McIntosh Cross
Slightly tart and crisp with
white flesh that resists
browning.
Good keeper, very good in salads.
Great for all purposes…eating,
pies, baking and sauce.
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Empire
A McIntosh type apple with a long shelf life. Extra
crisp, white juicy flesh. More sweet than tart.
Early to Mid Season.
Great for eating, salads and
sauce.
(Not the best for pies or baking,
best for eating fresh.)
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Fuji
Very sweet and firm, aromatic
flavor, crisp and juicy. Yellow-green with red
highlights. Originated in Japan. Late
season.Great for all purposes… Eating, baking,
salads, sauce and pies. Best applesauce apple.
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Gala
Developed in New Zealand.
Juicy and very sweet with aromatic flavor.
Crisp, yellow flesh. Best
applesauce apple.
Great for eating and salads.
(Not as good for pies.)
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Ginger Gold
Sweet-tart, firm and juicy. Very
slow to turn brown. Great choice for apple slices.
Great for all purposes…eating,
baking, sauce, pies.
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Golden Delicious
Crisp, pale yellow flesh,
resists browning. Firm white
flesh which retains its shape. Tender skin.
Sweet, mellow and juicy. Great for all
purposes…eating, baking and pies.
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Granny Smith
Distinctive green inside flesh
and very tart taste. Crisp, sour and juicy. Mid to
late season. Great for all purposes… Eating, salads,
applesauce, pies and baking.
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Honeycrisp
Sweet, tart and crisp.
Great for eating and salads.
(Not the best for baking or
pies.)
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Ida Red
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Jonagold
Cross of Jonathan and Golden
Delicious. Distinctive honey-tart flavor. Crisp
Nearly yellow flesh. Mid-season.
Great for eating, baking and
pies.
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Jonamac
Medium sized Jonathan/McIntosh
cross. Sour flavored, aromatic and tender fleshed
like a McIntosh. Early season.
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Jonathan
Sweet Tart, crisp, firm
and juicy.
One of the first red apples of the fall. Light red
stripes over yellow or deep red. Good for eating and
sauce. (Not the best for baking or pies)
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Mcintosh
Slightly tart and juicy.
Popular in America since
1811.
Great for eating, sauce and
salads.
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Mutsu
Sweet, slightly tart and juicy, very firm and crisp.
Great for eating, pies and baking. Great applesauce.
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Paula Red
Tart with light to creamy flesh.
Good for eatin, in pies and sauces.
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Pink Lady
Rich red/pink color with white
flesh. Cross between a Golden Delicious and Lady
William .Very crisp and sweet. Best for eating and
makes a naturally sweet, smooth applesauce. Good in
salads and pies.
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Red Delicious
Sweet, crisp and juicy.
Great for eating and salads. Good
base for applesauce. Thin bright red skin. Mild
flavored fine-grained white flesh.
Not all red delicious are the
same as there are many varieties of red delicious.
Early to Midseason.
(Not the best choice for baking
or pies)
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Rome
Slightly tart, firm, crisp and
juicy. Very hard flesh.
Mid to late season.
Best for pies, sauces and baking.
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Stayman Winesap
Sweet, slightly tart wine-like flavor, firm and
juicy. Good storing apple, bruise resistant, dull
red skin.
Great for all purposes… Eating,
salads, baking, cider, sauce and pies.
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Summer Rambo |
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Supreme Gold |
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William's Pride |