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Honeycrisp I also like the Sweetango- but those are expensive!
After trying the honeycrisp nothing else compares!
Red delicious (organic). But I have never heard of honeycrisp, so maybe I should be checking those out. I don’t recall ever seeing any around here.
Honey-crisp are superb. Try to find them. You’ll love them.
I don’t have a favorite.
Goodland is one of my favourites. Though Honeycrisp is good too. Norland is a great full bearer for home grown. But the few small apples on our new tree were awesome this summer. it doesn’t have a name though, just a numbered variety.
Lindsay likes the Cortland apple. Can’t get those here, I think it’s more a Maritimes regional apple.
We have honeycrisp apples here??Ive never heard of them,were do you buy them Joe?
Yes, Safeway does sell them off and on. Plus we have one in our yard.
Honeycrisps! The only apple I will eat!
I like Pink Ladies, when they’re in season. They’re similar to Honeycrisps, but we did a side-by-side last year, and they won. Also, they’re around a little longer and cheaper than the HC.
If Pinks aren’t available, I like me a good Golden Delicious.
Im not a huge apple lover but when I do eat them its a Gala or Golden Delicious.Never heard of Honeycrisp..ya all have me curious now.
I love trying new apples and I love our apple orchard because we can taste them. But they’re very expensive. This last time we were there I got a bag called “Infusion” or something like that. Sue may remember the name. They were excellent. Paul and I both like them crisp and somewhat tart.