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Red Delicious
Excellent for eating fresh & salads; poor for baking.
Selection: Good-quality Red Delicious apples will be firm with smooth, clean skin and have a rich red color that is sometimes streaked lightly with yellow or with a yellow cheek.
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Golden Delicious
The Golden Delicious apple is excellent for eating fresh, pies & salads;
Very good for baking, making apple sauce or apple butter.
Selection: Good-quality Golden Delicious apples will be firm with smooth, clean skin and range in color from light green to pale or creamy yellow.
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Ida Red Apples
The Ida Red apple is excellent for eating baking and pies, salads and freezing
Selection: Sweetly tart, juicy ,firm pale yellow-green flesh, sometimes tinted rosy pink. Ida Reds make a beautiful pink applesauce. A cross between a Jonathan and a Wagener, they have been around since 1791. Excellent keeping apple
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Rome Apples
The best apple for baking, but also good eaten fresh & in salads.
Selection: Good-quality Rome apples will be firm with smooth and clean skin. The coloring is a brilliant and almost solid shade of red with white lenticels - natural tiny white dots that allow the apple to "breathe".
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Nittany Apples
Great for baking and cooking. Crisp apple is also a good eating apple
Introduced by Pennsylvania State University, Nittany is a York Imperial type apple possessing outstanding processing characteristics. Its flavor and attractive orange-red color also give it good fresh market potential. The apple can be held in refrigerated storage for up to six months. Flesh oxidizes very slowly and imparts a highly desirable yellow color to processed products.
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York Apples
The York Apple is good for baking, sauce and pies.
Selection: It is available in early October and has a mild, juicy yellow flesh.
It can be eaten fresh but most people find its taste too mild.
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Honeycrisp
Excellent for eating and salads, good for sauce, baking and pies.
Selection: Complex sweet-tart flavor, juicy super crisp yellow flesh. Picked in late August.
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