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Apple Cider

What are the best types of apples for making apple cider?

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Book Answered:

Cider experts agree that you should combine sweeter apples and tart apples.

Fuji, Gala and Delicious (red or yellow) are sweet apples.

Jonagold is both sweet & slightly tart.

Baldwin, MacIntosh & Winesap are tart apples. (Good luck finding Winesap; it's my favorite but I don't think there are many farmers growing them anymore)

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I'd agree with you, but then we'd both be wrong.

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rochester Answered:

Thank you.

Posted 3 years ago

Your creative mind is your ticket to greatnesss.

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A Brown Answered:

Earls brain had the right answer. Use both sweet and tart apples to make a delicious cider.The bottled cider you buy in stores, taste nothing like the the cider made with love at home.