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When I was a young lad I had three: Cox's, Granny Smith and Russet. Then I became a victim of the supermarkets and if it had not been for Braeburnes I would have virtually stopped eating apples. In came bags of pap called Golden Delicious and other now forgotten varieties, but the pap continues to this day with Gala and Pink Lady and other such abominations.

Then today I saw a stall with gert big beautifully flecked Cox's. I now have a big bag, but they won't last long. They're mine, all mine.

Ho I want one w m Cox,s are my favourites but brought some the other week in morrisons but not very tasty I usually buy gala these days

Not a big apple eater.....but probably Golden Delicious.......*runs away*

Defo a Granny Smith eater here.

Sadly, Gladys is not a lover, so I have to peel it - not the same

Gal wrote:Not a big apple eater.....but probably Golden Delicious.......*runs away*

With my knees a gentle stroll would keep you miles ahead...

Jan, I am glad not to have a Gladys. When I eat an apple I really do eat it. All that is left is the stalk - skin. core and pips all make it to my tum!

But at least I can still eat them - a bonus for me.

I like Golden Delicious - and you can still get them.

Bb has an apple every single day, he likes Gala.
Like you Wm he eats the lot apart from the stalk

I can't really eat them, not good for my Ibs.

I eat more bananas than any other fruit, but do eat a couple of apples most weeks I prefer a Cox's or Braeburn, I find Golden Delicious a bit insipid

Used to buy Golden Delicious but like you, Kaz, found them a bit too insipid, to be honest. These days, we are regular Braeburn eaters here; we usually get a bag a week. We read somewhere that of all the apple varieties, they are one of the most healthy / nutritious ones.

And you can't beat a good old-fashioned Bramley for cooking. Pork chops this Sunday evening with home-made Bramley apple and cider sauce .....