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What's your favorite kind of apple?
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I'm partial to Granny Smith, myself; I like 'em crisp and tart. How about you?
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royal gala, keep them in the fridge, nice and cold.
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I am actually partial to the new metallic looking apple in the Panther 7B74 About Box.
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Egads! I'm a lazy cur. I'd ask that the thread get locked, but then it would only be replaced by yet another car thread, so, what the hell....
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If it is apple as food then McIntosh, a great eating apple.
The G5 and Panther are my favorite non food apple! 
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Macintosh are THE best. They smell awesome and they're sweet.
Next would be red delicious.
Next would be winesap, though you rarely see them nowadays.
I LOVE caramel covered apples. For that you have to go with a granny smith or else they're not as good. The tart of the apple against the sweetness of the apple is great.
Oh, and forgot Fuji apples. Love 'em.
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Depends. For eating, I'm a Fuji fan.
For baking, I'm a Northern Spie fan. Don't see them much, though. 'Round here, they tell me that "Henries" a good baking apples.
Royal Gala's are pretty good all the way around, if you can't find what you're looking for.
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The Granny Smith is definitely the crispety crunchety tartelicious momentary respite of the doomed from this godforsaken empty, meaningless existance.
Nothing beats that, and it goes good with cheddar.
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braeburn, fuji, royal gala. nice and crisp.
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Originally posted by boots:
Depends. For eating, I'm a Fuji fan.
For baking, I'm a Northern Spie fan. Don't see them much, though. 'Round here, they tell me that "Henries" a good baking apples.
Royal Gala's are pretty good all the way around, if you can't find what you're looking for.
I concur - Fuji and Royal Gala rock. I saw a thing on TV about this lady's candy shop that covers organic, blow-your-head-off-sweet Fuji apples - as large as a child's head - with chocolate, caramel, nuts and things.
I'll have to look for the Northern Spie (sounds like a movie) and Henrie. Lots of extrae e's on thinges there.. Interestinge.
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I like the apple , on old records such as this....
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