167 - Apples Worth Searching For

from Eat Shop Waste Not Hosted by Eric Samuelson

No one wants to waste apples. Besides them going bad on you, the next most likely reason you waste them is because you don't like them. Flavor isn't often the number 1 attribute that growers consider when producing apples. They want to find what is profitable for them and hopefully at some point flavor is considered. In this episode I am going to point you towards some of the most delicious tasting apples that I have found from traveling all over the country. These apples may not all be easy to find but they are worth searching for!

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