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World's smallest apple launched

Tweet London, June 8 (ANI): Marks and Spencer has launched world's smallest apple, which is the size of a golf-ball. The apple will be in high street...

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Kiwi orchard hits gold with miniature apple

The world's smallest apple, discovered by chance on a New Zealand orchard, has been scooped up by a top UK supermarket. The apple, which is the same size as a golf ball, is...

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'Papple' pear-apple hybrid fruit to be launched in UK

A new fruit is set to be launched at Marks & Spencer stores next week. The so-called 'papple' looks and tastes like an apple but has the texture and skin of a pear, and belongs to the pear family....

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Cider season comes early: Apple harvest weeks ahead as hot spring and wet...

Britain's cider harvest is underway a month early - with 200,000 tonnes of apples set to be picked within the next ten weeks. The growing season started early thanks to the warm spring weather and...

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For Sale: Brand New Fruit Called A 'Papple'

Tweet A fruit so new it is yet to be named, but described as a pear disguised as an apple, is to go on sale in the UK next week. Marks and Spencer says the fruit - dubbed a "papple" - looks and...

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August 21: National Spumoni Day, Poet’s Day, Christopher Robin’s Birthday

National Spumoni Day If you've never taken the opportunity to try spumoni - an Italian ice cream - there's no better time than now. Today is "National Spumoni Day!" Spumoni is considered to be the...

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Picking the best apple for the job

Apples have numerous health benefits; They contain pectin, a natural soluble fiber that aids digestion and may help reduce cancer and heart disease. Pection also cuts down on the amount of fat your...

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Minnesota apple crop survives frost with less damage than feared but some...

MINNEAPOLIS - The sudden cold snap that interrupted Minnesota's warm spring five weeks ago doesn't appear to have been as big a disaster for the state's apple crop as first feared, but it still has...

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Will we learn to love ugly apples and pears? Misshapen fruits hit...

In the past, any fruit and veg that failed to meet strict EU standards was thrown away, juiced, or shipped off to feed animals. But now the misshapen, bruised and ugly produce from our farms and...

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It’s got to be... perfect

Just outside Maidstone in the sleepy Kent countryside are ­several hundred acres of strawberry plants, dozens of apple orchards and all manner of other fruit plantations. Kent is the fruit basket – as...

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Which apple? What's the purpose? - Food & Wine - The Sacramento Bee --> 0 ...

No fruit says autumn like apples. Baked into pies, puréed into sauces, sautéed with meats and stews both savory and sweet, it is one of our most comforting and versatile fruits. But which apple to use...

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ENZA’s Red Kiwifruit Go on Sale in Italy

Friday, 25 November 2011, 10:53 am Press Release: Turners And Growers 24 November 2011 ENZA’s Red Kiwifruit Go on Sale in Italy Italian consumers are enjoying their first taste of red kiwifruit, with...

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Michigan's apple crop looks good for the picking

The apples are dangling. The juices are flowing. Michigan's favorite fall activities -- apple picking and cider sipping -- are beckoning. And this is on track to be a really sweet -- or tart, if you...

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Gardening: Apples under attack

Hot weather hasn't been kind to fruit trees, writes Meg Liptrot Apples are in season now and juicy crisp ones are available in the shops. Growers generally irrigate their trees so their apples can be...

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Cherry-picked Kazakh apple hits Kiwi target

Some consider the movie character Borat a bad apple who put Kazakhstan on the map for all the wrong reasons. But now the central Asian nation could be about to help give the horticultural world a...

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Students Join Together to Plant Heirloom Apple Orchard at Queens College

Imagine being a student at New York City’s Queens College, and being able to pick a ripe, organic apple right off the tree on your way to your morning biology class. Nice, right? This past Arbor Day...

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The reluctant Gourmet - Apple of your eye

American Red Delicious, Golden Delicious, Granny Smith, New Zealand Gala, Japanese Fuji. Just five apples. And they're taking over the world. A hefty portion of Slow Food's Almanac 2011 is dedicated...

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Apple picking guide for northern Illinois orchards, 2011

Apples hanging on the tree bring to mind cool fall breezes and the sweet crisp crunch of fresh apples. Despite this spring’s wacky weather, our local orchards have apples left for the picking. Call or...

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Orchard owners warn of 'apple-ocalypse'

Britain's cold, wet spring has been disastrous for apple-growers, with crops down by as much as 50% from expected levels. A worker at Chris Dench's Ringden Farm tends to the small apple crop. Mr Dench...

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'Papple' pear goes on sale at M&S

T109 fruit looks and tastes like an apple but is a cross between European and Asian pear varieties Marks & Spencer will sell the New Zealand-grown T109 pear for £1 a pop from next week....

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Old-style apples from yore making a comeback in US orchards

Old-fashioned apples are back in fashion. After nearly disappearing from the marketplace, apple varieties that were popular decades or even centuries ago are making a resurgence. The varieties, known...

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Best uses for apple varieties

In cooking and in culture, it's hard to find a fruit as elemental as the apple. From the tempting fruit in the Garden of Eden to Mom's apple pie to the applesauce that accompanies everything from pork...

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LI apples ripe for the pickin'

Where View large map » It's apple time again. 's many U-pick orchards are open for getting your fill by the bag, peck or bushel. Growers say this year's crop is thriving, even in the wake of Tropical...

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It's the mini kiwi fruit you don't need to peel... introducing the Kiwee

They are sweet, juicy and healthy but kiwi fruit have one obvious drawback when it comes to enticing children to eat them – a coarse skin that is tricky to peel. Now that problem has been solved with...

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Red-fleshed apples on sale at Tesco

A rare variety of red-fleshed apple is to go on sale to UK shoppers for the first time next week. Cultivated by a Worcestershire fruit tree specialist, the apples, named Raspberry Ripple to reflect...

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Is it a pear or an apple? No it's the 'papple'... but it costs a ...

It has the softer skin and texture of a pear, but anyone who bites into this fruit in for a surprise. New Zealand fruit experts have unveiled their latest fruit hybrid creation on its way to the UK -...

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The Oily Rag back yard orchard-3 October 2011

Friday, 30 September 2011, 12:48 pm Column: Frank and Muriel Newman The Oily Rag back yard orchard—3 October 2011 By There has been a lot of chatter recently around the oily rag community regarding...

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A glorious season brimful of benefits for our fruit growers

At long last the perfect season - in weather, crops and prices - has come for fruit growers. It is a reward for suffering through years of the tears and sweat that comes from unkind weather and...

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Kiwi fruit more nutritious than 27 other fruits

If you enjoy eating Kiwi fruit, make sure it is of the best quality. Zespri Kiwi fruit from New Zealand is known for its exceptional taste and nutrition values. Nutritionist Geetu Amarnani answers...

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Cherries: the finest of all fruits?

The British cherry season used to be fleeting, but new varieties can be sampled all summer long. Use them in sweet and savoury dishes, to flavour spirits – or raise a glass of cherry beer Cherries...

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Farmers Markets: A refresher course on specialty apples

Commercial apple varieties mostly lack the intensity, complexity and idiosyncrasies of the finest older and specialty kinds, for which the prime season has just begun. It's a good time to review the...

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British apple growers hope for sunny September to boost crop

Crop expected to be up 22% on last year's weather-hit harvest, but growers disappointed given investment and warm summer English-grown Jazz apples, like Gala, Braeburn and Cameo varieties, were...

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British plums are the best for flavour

Supermarkets may be committed to importing plums but, for flavour, ours are best says Xanthe Clay. Home grown: British plums have a tender, satiny skin Photo: CHRISTOPHER JONES By Xanthe Clay 4:30PM...

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Apple primer on fall's favorite fruit

Galleries No fruit says fall like apples. Baked into pies, pureed into sauces, sauteed with meats and stews both savory and sweet, apples are among the most comforting and versatile fruits. But which...

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NZ 'papples' pass the taste test, but fail on price point

New Zealanders reckon an apple-shaped pear nicknamed the "papple'' passes the taste test, but many wouldn't pay the steep prices the fruit fetches on the export market. The locally developed pear, a...

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North Jersey-area farms, orchards offer pick-your-own apple options

While New Jerseyans can't pick SweeTango apples in the Garden State, local farms and orchards offer plenty of varieties for pick-your-own outings through the end of October. Farms: 244 Wierimus Road,...

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Apples to Apples: A Rundown Between the Different Varieties

October is National Apple Month, and orchards around the country are teeming with apple fans who know that the fruit is ripe for the pickin'. But the question remains: Which varieties do you pick for...

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Pink Lady v the British apple

National Apple Day marks the height of the British season, but are home-grown varieties in danger from vigorously marketed foreign rivals like Pink Lady and Jazz, asks Sebastian Oake. How many people...

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With map: Where to pick and purchase apples and cider around metro Detroit

LENAWEE COUNTY 1. Applewood Orchards Where: 2998 Rodesiler Hwy., Deerfield. When: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Mon.-Sat. through Dec. 24. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Sundays in Oct. What: One of 15 Michigan orchards growing...

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Where to pick and purchase apples and cider

LENAWEE COUNTY 1. Applewood Orchards Where: 2998 Rodesiler Hwy., Deerfield. When: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Mon.-Sat. through Dec. 24. 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Sundays in Oct. What: One of 15 Michigan orchards growing...

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20 white wines for Christmas

From budget bargains to something special, and our wine critic's choice of star buys • Read our choice of Christmas red wines here • Best Christmas sparkling wines and fizz Photograph by Antonio Olmos...

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Blue barn chance to try orchard's best

Previous || Next A South Canterbury orchardist has created a new icon on State Highway 1 to sell his fruit. The bright blue barn just north of Timaru is unmissable by traffic driving up the main road....

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Which apple, which recipe? This primer explains all

No fruit says fall like apples. Baked into pies, pureed into sauces, sauteed with meats and stews both savory and sweet, it is one of our most comforting and versatile fruits. But which apple to use...

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Kalei apples Aussie to the core

DURING their 20-year mission to create a new Australian apple variety, Simon Middleton and a team of six researchers taste-tested more than 100,000 apples. It wasn't exactly a barrel of laughs. "There...

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Fruit Logistica satiates retailers' hunger for newly invented produce

Growers of Papples, kiwi berries and citrus caviar compete for buyers' attention at world's largest fruit and veg fair in Berlin Growers and buyers converse at Fruit Logistica in Berlin. Photograph:...

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