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The list doesn't have Tentation and it has Jazz at mediocre. I wouldn't put much trust in it, at least if you are in Europe.
by eps 2y ago
The list doesn't have Tentation and it has Jazz at mediocre.
I wouldn't put much trust in it, at least if you are in Europe.
- onli 2y agoYeah, it goes completely against my taste (and maybe against how apples are over here)? I had only delicious Fuji apples for example, from consistency to taste (if you like sweet at least), which the site describes as utterly awful. Especially the local ones are awesome. Incomprehensible ranking for me.
- acdha 2y agoGrowing conditions really matter. We really like Gold Rush apples and our farmers market has three orchards who grow them but the ones from one of those vendors consistently aren’t as good, even though it’s clearly the same variety. Something about Pennsylvania vs. northern Maryland made more of a difference than I thought.
- quercusa 2y agoBought some Gold Rush apples for the first time yesterday (South Mountain, PA) and really liked them - crunchy, tart, and spicy.
- pvaldes 2y agoIts worse offense is not even mentioning many very good European apples like Cox Pippin or Mingan. Is just a list of commercial apples, many of then unknown or ignored in Europe.