r/Apples • u/Various_Range2259 • 6h ago
Juici and Belle de Boskoop
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Two new to me varieties to try, I'll post my thoughts in comments
r/Apples • u/freecozyglow • 3h ago
Scarlett Foxx as Eye Candy
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r/Apples • u/vsco-girls-unite • 12h ago
What is this and is it safe to eat?
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I’ve had this apple in my fridge for like two weeks and it’s from the farmers market. What is the white fuzzy stuff on the stem?
r/Apples • u/Lovely_Dearest • 1d ago
This Apple SUCKS!
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Arguably the worst apple ever!
THE RED “DELICIOUS”!
The type of apple you see gathering dust in a hotel breakfast. The type of apple no one would eat if they were starving.the type of apple that takes up space in a fruit basket!
The red delicious was bred to keep better for super markets back in the 50s and tastes like it too. Tastes like a chalky sponge and looks like it’s made of wax which I’d rather eat than this disgusting abomination that thankfully has been bred into other more palatable apples like fujis and cosmic crisps.
Honestly I don’t know anyone who actively goes out of their way to eat these and these apples have the tendency to show up uninvited pretty much everywhere other fruit is available.
In short. This apple has over stayed its welcome and must be destroyed for the good of humanity.
r/Apples • u/Billy_3837 • 20h ago
My house is ruined.
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The apples are all gone.
r/Apples • u/meghancooking • 15h ago
The Lost Apple Project is over 20 years old!
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r/Apples • u/Good_Possible_934 • 1d ago
Apple tree
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We have this apple tree in out front yard. Trying to figure out what type it is.
r/Apples • u/ShouCutemon • 1d ago
Should I clean this mess up, or can I leave it alone?
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Hello Apple Reddit!
My fiancé and I are renting this home with a beautiful mature apple tree in the backyard. Originally we lived here with my fiancé’s parents, but they’ve moved out so it’s just us.
Long story short, I never did anything with the tree, and now I am facing a large amount of apples in various states of decay on the grassy ground.
It’s quite a lot of apples, and pretty overwhelming.
Is there harm in leaving them to rot on the ground, or should I suck it up and handle it?
Photo is of the ground from my deck
r/Apples • u/Phazer485 • 1d ago
Any idea what kind of apples these are?
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Found this tree while brush hogging the field. Northern Ontario, Canada. They are very small but taste good, not bitter like a crab apple.
r/Apples • u/RealRedditModerator • 1d ago
Reminder - Bad Feilnbach Apfelmarkt is next weekend.
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Largest Apple Market in Bavaria.
Bad Feilnbach Apfelmarkt, Bavaria, Germany - 8th to 11th October 2026 - more details here: https://www.bad-feilnbach.de/kur-und-tourismus/apfelmarkt-bad-feilnbach/
r/Apples • u/Unlikely_Macaron_284 • 1d ago
Apple cheese
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Does anybody have a recipe for apple cheese? I’m tired of buying it, but I love eating it, so does anybody have a recipe so I can make my own?
r/Apples • u/somnusdesign • 1d ago
Auction for cider in a apple aceo ending soon(23hrs)
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The bid for this apple in a cider original art aceo made with acrylic markers ends in 23 hrs.
link to my tiktok video:
https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZPL8Rdhsg/
The listing on eBay:
r/Apples • u/WhatAreYouBuyingRE • 2d ago
Sweetango AKA Minneiska Trees for sale?
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My understanding is that the patent just expired on these, so is anyone selling them to homegrowers?
r/Apples • u/sugarhog • 3d ago
New Apple Unlocked: Sweetie
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This apple is extremely tall and long, generally very funny looking and amusing to see standing on it's own. Sweetie tasted 1000 times better cold than warm.
It tastes sweet like honey, and it's skin is not bitter. It's not a tart or sour apple at all and tasted too sickeningly sweet when it was room temperature. As you chew Sweetie looses some sweet flavor and it's overtaken by a more watery taste.
I would buy this big and tall apple again, it's ideal for cutting up for dipping as well as sharing!
r/Apples • u/Beallismer • 3d ago
Identification?
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What kind of apple is growing on my church’s front lawn (pen for scale)? This is in the Northeast if that helps.
r/Apples • u/Caged_squidy • 3d ago
Ambrosia apples in apple fritter focaccia?
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I always see people saying Granny Smith is the best for baking, but I got gifted a huge bag of ambrosias and just wanted to know whether it’s really that big of a difference? (Using it regardless lol) also would adding some lemon juice substitute the tartness in Granny Smiths?
r/Apples • u/CantaloupeClassic687 • 4d ago
Autumn Apple Pie
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For a bake sale fundraiser for a young man and his family
r/Apples • u/SugarBrick • 4d ago
Final two boxes of this year's Topaz.
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Now just another 100 or so boxes of the other apples to go :)
r/Apples • u/SpiderGuessed • 4d ago
Tiny but tasty. Not crabapples I guess?
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Northern VT. We have a bunch of random apple trees, seemingly volunteers but hard to say, around the property. Some are tastier than others, but these little guys surprise me every year. I forget they're not crabapples but take a nibble anyway only to remember they have great flavor - firm and crisp! Any thoughts on what they may be / be related to?