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He ranks McIntosh poorly (the mind boggles, though I will admit that sometimes the skin can be a little tough) while ranking some of the most vile, cloying vari
by lo_zamoyski 4y ago
He ranks McIntosh poorly (the mind boggles, though I will admit that sometimes the skin can be a little tough) while ranking some of the most vile, cloying varieties rather highly. A palette spoiled by high fructose corn syrup? That would be one charitable guess for some of these rankings. Also, different apples have different culinary uses.
I am also sad to see the limited number of cultivars. The world doesn't begin and end with North America. Have a Papirovka/White Transparent or an Antonovka some time.
- nicolas_t 4y agoYup, clicked and saw Honeycrisp at number 2 and no Boskoop or Reine de reinette... A good apple should have some sourness to counterbalance the sweetness.
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