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Galas: Gala apples are medium to large in size and usually red striped on a yellow background. They are sweet and juicy with a mild flavor and a thinner skin than most apples, which makes it great for kids and salads. Gala apples originated in New Zealand. They are a cross between a Golden Delicious and a Cox Orange Pippin.
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Pinova: The Pinova is the perfect balance of sweet and tart. It is a favorite amongst apple lovers and even amongst people who don’t normally like apples. It is generally golden-colored with a stripy pink blush. Juicy, crisp and firm. First taste is a Golden Delicious, and then you will be delighted with a flavor you can’t describe that is luscious and satisfying.
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Cameo: The Cameo apple is intensely sweet with a touch of tart. Its thin skin and crisp texture make it one of the best snacking apples, also popular with kids. The Cameo is an original, home-grown Washington variety.
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Granny Smith: The Granny Smith is best-known for its excellent cooking characteristics. The firm texture and tart flavor makes it ideal for baking and caramel apples. Our Granny Smiths are available in November—just in time for your Thanksgiving feasts!
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Fuji: Fuji is one of the most popular apples in the U.S.—and with good reason. Because of its sweet flavor and intensely juicy and crisp texture, the Fuji apple is very versatile. It can be cooked, used in salads, applesauce, or eaten raw. The Fuji also has excellent shelf life.
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Braeburn: Crisp, juicy and tart, this apple is great for fruit platters since it doesn’t brown as quickly as other apples once cut. The Braeburn can be used for salads, dressings, applesauce, or snacks.
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Pink Lady: Pink Lady is a customer favorite and truly a beautiful apple. The bright pink color sets it apart from other varieties. The intense tart yet sweet taste makes it an ideal raw eating apple. The Pink Lady also combines wonderfully with mild cheeses or in salad dressings. If stored properly it’s flavor will improve into late spring.
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Honeycrisp: The Honeycrisp took 30 years to perfect before it was introduced to the public. It was worth the wait! The Honeycrisp is our prized variety we offer as an exclusive benefit to ECO family members. It is incredibly crisp, honey-like in sweetness and quite juicy. See Become a Family Member to learn more about purchasing our Honeycrisp. |
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