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Courtland
Cortlands were first cultivated in 1898, and are named after their birthplace of Cortland County, New York.
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Gala
Gala has a mild, sweet flavour and non-uniform skin.
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Ginger Gold
These have a mild flavour, but are a bit sharper than Golden Delicious.
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Honeycrisp
Honeycrisps are known for their sweetness, firmness, and tartness. It has much larger cells than most apples, which rupture when bitten, filling the mouth with juice.
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MacIntosh
The MacIntosh has red and green skin, tart flavour, and tender white flesh, ripening in late September.
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Paula Red
Paula Red apples are bright red with some yellow and tan spots; the skin has a dusty sheen. They are not too sweet and not too tart, and slightly reminiscent of strawberries.
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Spy
Spy apples have a green flesh with red strips. The white flesh is juicy, crisp and mildly sweet with a sub-acid flavour. They are high in vitamin C, and have a crunchier skin.
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Tydeman Red
Red Havens are great for canning and freezing. They are nearly fuzzless, and have firm, creamy-textured yellow flesh.
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