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Like any apple they come in 'grades' for produce. Occasionally, you can get the smaller grade ones for a reasonable price (say 4.99 / for three pound bag) at Aldi's.
I love apples as my favorite fruit snack.
My top three - it depends on my palatte at the time, especially depending on what I just ate before.
Fuji after some sharp white cheddar cheese on water crackers
Gala after some homemade stovetop popcorn
Honeycrisp after nachos or gouda cheese with a flavored cracker like Triscuit
Some others:
Stayman Winesap
Braeburn
Jonathan
For overall versatility I like Gala, mainly because I like to snack on apples when I have a decent drive or when I do long road trips, and they don't make a mess (since not as juicy) and I can play Johnny Appleseed along the way (tossing them out the window in appropriate places - on off ramps, rural roads).
I'm looking for the most delicious apple... I haven't tasted many varieties, so would like to know what I should be looking for.
I think it depends on your taste buds to what you will find delicious.
I use Granny Smith for baking. They are a bit too tart for my tastes for eating. They hold up well for baking and keep their flavor.
I agree with the others that say: honeycrisp, fuji and gala apples. They are my favorite.
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