What are your favorite kind of Apples?

[LowSky]

The green ones... not sure of the proper name for them though.

Granny Smith

Pears are my favorite kind of apple.

Pears are bland, cheap, and used as filler in many bottled juices, like grape, cranberry and everything Juicy Juice sells. Oh and not Apples.

[ubupirate]

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[Ric_NYC]

Granny Smith

Pears are bland, cheap, and used as filler in many bottled juices, like grape, cranberry and everything Juicy Juice sells. Oh and not Apples.

NOOOOOOOOO.... they are juicy and delicious... Apples are bland and dry.

[MindSz]

Fuji FTW!

[Erik1984]

Granny Smith

This

[keithpeter]

Hello All

Cox's Orange Pippin. Matt golden brown skin, yellowish flesh, distinct taste of orange along with the appleness. Available from farmer's markets in many areas of the UK.

I'm also partial to a cooking apple (bramley) with a strong Cheddar cheese and some warm bread. And a pint.

cheers

[CharlesA]

Does Hard Apple Cider count?

[forrestcupp]

Gala are my favorite. They're crisp and sweet. After that, maybe Red Delicious, but they don't have enough flavor. Fuji is one of my least favorites.

Granny Smith

That's one kind of green apple, but not the best, in my opinion. Granny Smiths are good for cooking, but not really for eating raw. My favorite yellow/green apple is Golden Delicious. They are very good.

[CharlesA]

Gala are my favorite. They're crisp and sweet.

Yep those would probably be my favorite if I'm just going to eat an apple.

Granny Smiths are good for cooking, but not really for eating raw.

Yep. They are awesome in apple pie though.

[Elfy]

Usually Honey Crisp are used but any variety could be used.

Really? http://www.ciderappletrees.co.uk/cidervarieties.php

Hello All

Cox's Orange Pippin. Matt golden brown skin, yellowish flesh, distinct taste of orange along with the appleness. Available from farmer's markets in many areas of the UK.

I'm also partial to a cooking apple (bramley) with a strong Cheddar cheese and some warm bread. And a pint.

cheers

I'd go along with the Pippin - not so sure about the Bramley though - the accompaniments sound fine however.