We’ve had a very wet spring and summer in the northeastern US and the apples have been tremendously happy! Its been a huge crop with lots of flavor. Granny Smiths are my favorites.
We've had a very wet spring and summer in the northeastern US and the apples have been tremendously happy! Its been a huge crop with lots of flavor. Granny Smiths are my favorites.
Well I don’t know their name in English, but there’s the Red one, the Green and the Yellow one (mostly the Yellow).
I especially like the green one =D it’s more juicy
Well I don't know their name in English, but there's the Red one, the Green and the Yellow one (mostly the Yellow).
I especially like the green one =D it's more juicy
quote: Crisp, tart, tangy and juicy! I like tart over sweet, so they fit. How do they taste 6 months later?
Like plastic apples… I know a fellow that left a Granny Smith apple in his car, and one year later, he saw no difference! I like the Aromas colour, darke red, the a little bit tart but very aromatic taste of the apple, and they’re so juicy. I’m eating one right now, I have a tree with them :). http://www.xn—grnsaksmstarna-dib5z.net/userfiles/Gronsaksmastarna/burken/bilder2/aroma041.jpg
quote: Crisp, tart, tangy and juicy! I like tart over sweet, so they fit. How do they taste 6 months later?
Like plastic apples... I know a fellow that left a Granny Smith apple in his car, and one year later, he saw no difference! I like the Aromas colour, darke red, the a little bit tart but very aromatic taste of the apple, and they're so juicy. I'm eating one right now, I have a tree with them :). http://www.xn--grnsaksmstarna-dib5z.net/userfiles/Gronsaksmastarna/burken/bilder2/aroma041.jpg
Wow, I just learned a lot - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Granny_Smith - I didn't know any of that. It seems that you may be able to find them closer to you than the US - http://www.theworldwidegourmet.com/products/fruits/granny-smith-apple/ - but, yes they are grown here too. In the state of Washington I think.
thx for the links Don :)
to go with Abu’s model, we’ve learned about the green one (Granny Smith), you should also read about the red Macintosh (not the computer :p) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/McIntosh_%28apple%29
It’s the one shown at the Apple corp. logo
thx for the links Don :)
to go with Abu's model, we've learned about the green one (Granny Smith), you should also read about the red Macintosh (not the computer :p)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/McIntosh_%28apple%29
It's the one shown at the Apple corp. logo
i like the green ones too… but we don’t find them very often here… never the yellow ones…
we usually get the red ones and these come from the northern parts of india (kashmir and himachal) http://www.applejournal.com/india001.htm
i like the green ones too... but we don't find them very often here... never the yellow ones...
we usually get the red ones and these come from the northern parts of india (kashmir and himachal)
http://www.applejournal.com/india001.htm
That’s a great link Abu! I learned a lot about apples in India in one quick article. It sounds like the Granny Smith variety is grown there, but in very small quantities.
I asked the produce manager in our local store about the Aroma variety that Oscar mentioned and we do get them, but only at the height of the season.
Red and Yellow Delicious apples tend to be very sweet here and I prefer the crisp and tart varieties. In our yard we had a huge yellow delicious tree (until a late snow storm one year destroyed it) and a big Rome variety tree that rarely provides edible fruit without a lot of pesticide application.
We also have several varieties of smaller apples, which are more decorative than edible. The deer like them all though! :)
That's a great link Abu! I learned a lot about apples in India in one quick article. It sounds like the Granny Smith variety is grown there, but in very small quantities.
I asked the produce manager in our local store about the Aroma variety that Oscar mentioned and we do get them, but only at the height of the season.
Red and Yellow Delicious apples tend to be very sweet here and I prefer the crisp and tart varieties. In our yard we had a huge yellow delicious tree (until a late snow storm one year destroyed it) and a big Rome variety tree that rarely provides edible fruit without a lot of pesticide application.
We also have several varieties of smaller apples, which are more decorative than edible. The deer like them all though! :)
Congratulations Abu! Your model has been included in the 46th weekly Top 10 models blog with pictures and links to your model.
Go to http://www.3dvia.com/blog/3dvia-top-10-models-046/ to check it out!
Congratulations! I’m really happy that my ‘slice’ was used in this model :) I had posted it for internal personnal use but did not think that it would be of great help to someone else! Your idea is great, and the execution too (I especially love the textures!
Congratulations! I'm really happy that my 'slice' was used in this model :) I had posted it for internal personnal use but did not think that it would be of great help to someone else! Your idea is great, and the execution too (I especially love the textures!!)!
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cheers…
Looks tasty!
Love apples, when you just pick them of the tree and eat them… Aroma is my favourite apple. Looks very tasty Abu
We’ve had a very wet spring and summer in the northeastern US and the apples have been tremendously happy! Its been a huge crop with lots of flavor. Granny Smiths are my favorites.
Ok, i have just tasted them when they have traveled all over the world for 6 months…, how do they taste when they’re fresh?
Crisp, tart, tangy and juicy! I like tart over sweet, so they fit. How do they taste 6 months later?
I suddenly want an apple juice (one hour later)! =D
What kind of apples to you get in Morocco?
Well I don’t know their name in English, but there’s the Red one, the Green and the Yellow one (mostly the Yellow).
I especially like the green one =D it’s more juicy
Sounds like a traffic light! As far as the apples, as long as you like it, that’s all that matters. :)
I like the green ones the best, I eat one almost every night (if not then I eat a yogurt instead).
quote: Crisp, tart, tangy and juicy! I like tart over sweet, so they fit. How do they taste 6 months later?
Like plastic apples… I know a fellow that left a Granny Smith apple in his car, and one year later, he saw no difference! I like the Aromas colour, darke red, the a little bit tart but very aromatic taste of the apple, and they’re so juicy. I’m eating one right now, I have a tree with them :). http://www.xn—grnsaksmstarna-dib5z.net/userfiles/Gronsaksmastarna/burken/bilder2/aroma041.jpg
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Well, I guess 6 months aging works for some cheeses, but not for apples. Enjoy your very own Aromas! They sound delicious.
I really want to taste a fresh Granny Smith :) Are they picked in the USA?
Wow, I just learned a lot – http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Granny_Smith – I didn’t know any of that. It seems that you may be able to find them closer to you than the US – http://www.theworldwidegourmet.com/products/fruits/granny-smith-apple/ – but, yes they are grown here too. In the state of Washington I think.
http://www.ryde.nsw.gov.au/ryde/msherwood.htm
To go with the apple juice:
http://www.3dvia.com/tomy/models/9A84FF90A2B48698
thx for the links Don :)
to go with Abu’s model, we’ve learned about the green one (Granny Smith), you should also read about the red Macintosh (not the computer :p)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/McIntosh_%28apple%29
It’s the one shown at the Apple corp. logo
i like the green ones too… but we don’t find them very often here… never the yellow ones…
we usually get the red ones and these come from the northern parts of india (kashmir and himachal)
http://www.applejournal.com/india001.htm
That’s a great link Abu! I learned a lot about apples in India in one quick article. It sounds like the Granny Smith variety is grown there, but in very small quantities.
I asked the produce manager in our local store about the Aroma variety that Oscar mentioned and we do get them, but only at the height of the season.
Red and Yellow Delicious apples tend to be very sweet here and I prefer the crisp and tart varieties. In our yard we had a huge yellow delicious tree (until a late snow storm one year destroyed it) and a big Rome variety tree that rarely provides edible fruit without a lot of pesticide application.
We also have several varieties of smaller apples, which are more decorative than edible. The deer like them all though! :)
Congratulations Abu! Your model has been included in the 46th weekly Top 10 models blog with pictures and links to your model.
Go to http://www.3dvia.com/blog/3dvia-top-10-models-046/ to check it out!
Congratulations! I’m really happy that my ‘slice’ was used in this model :) I had posted it for internal personnal use but did not think that it would be of great help to someone else! Your idea is great, and the execution too (I especially love the textures!![]())