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Gala apples are attractive to look at, but they've gone flavorless and the texture isn't as good as I remember them, even in season. They're not crisp enough. Galas aren't bitter like red delicious, but they're no longer an apple I want to spend money on.
Fuji apples are my current commonly-found-in-the-grocery-store fave. They smell like apples and they taste like apples.
When I go to an orchard, I like to taste test and am likely to select different (and more local) varieties. But after not buying grocery store apples for years and years, it's nice to finally have one I know I like.
(And to remember which variety it is.)
Fuji apples are my current commonly-found-in-the-grocery-store fave. They smell like apples and they taste like apples.
When I go to an orchard, I like to taste test and am likely to select different (and more local) varieties. But after not buying grocery store apples for years and years, it's nice to finally have one I know I like.
(And to remember which variety it is.)
