At last... its....

[ianrauk]

Cox' Apple Season.
At last no more of those insipid French gawd what and so called Apples flown 1000's of miles crap in my lunch box.

 

[ChrisKH]

It's been English apple season in my house for two months now. Just going through the last of the cookers; it should come as no surprise that we tucked into apple crumble last night.

 

[threebikesmcginty]

Got a load of russets from the farmers' market last week, yum!
I try hard not to buy apples that get around on airplanes.

 

[guitarpete247]

I'm looking forward to the Russets. Not seen any yet.

 

[Maz]

Cox's apples are great, love'em.
Rest of the family finds them a bit tangy/tarty, so we end up buying mainly those Braeburn efforts.

 

[Aperitif]

Got a load of russets from the farmers' market last week, yum!
I try hard not to buy apples that get around on airplanes.

Egremont Russet we like. Cox's are the orange ones with the pip in innit?

 

[Archie_tect]

You've got to get to RHS Rosemoor near Great Torrington in Devon.... more species of apple trees in their Fruit and Veg Garden than you can imagine- all perfect right now- worth a visit!.

 

[threebikesmcginty]

You've got to get to RHS Rosemoor near Great Torrington in Devon.... more species of apple trees in their Fruit and Veg Garden than you can imagine- all perfect right now- worth a visit!.

Long way for you to go for a bag of apples, AT!!

 

[potsy]

Pink Lady apples are my favourite.

 

[taxing]

Cox's apples are great, love'em.
Rest of the family finds them a bit tangy/tarty, so we end up buying mainly those Braeburn efforts.

Braeburns are my favourites, but I did buy a couple of Coxs from a food festival yesterday. I ate one with some cheese also bought from the food festival, lovely.

 

[Archie_tect]

Long way for you to go for a bag of apples, AT!!

Visited on holiday week before last- it was enlightening and worth a trip 3BMcG

 

[bikie]

We have a cox apple tree in the garden. I'm eating far too many apple crumbles and pies but I just cant say no.