How d'you like them apples?

[Uncle Leo]

So, how do you eat an apple?

I saw a woman on the tube yesterday eat the whole bloody thing, including the core. Ugh.

 

[Jam_Man]

People who eat loud food on trains need to not do it. Thats for sure.

 

[Uncle Leo]

People who eat loud food on trains need to not do it. Thats for sure.

Or indeed the bloke next to me at work. Him eating an apple is louder than a firework display.

 

[Mad Cyril]

I only buy expensive foreign apples because English apples are inedible filth.

 

[MK Shrimper]

I only buy expensive foreign apples because English apples are inedible filth.

:stunned: Heresy - English apples are the best. Glorious....especially those Cox's Orange ones...

Eating the core is akin to being a rat. I do like to cut them up if I have a knife, neatly chop round the core.

 

[londonblue]

I eat the apple core, mainly because I'm too lazy to find a bin.

 

[Benfleet A1]

For fear of being violently sick due to being allergic to raw apples, I abstain from eating them period.

 

[SUFC_Ross]

I eat the apple core, mainly because I'm too lazy to find a bin.

same as me, and it is literally as I am too lazy!

 

[OldBlueLady]

I'm afraid that I have a habit of choking on apples and ending up practically inhaling them so, after much distress, if I want an apple now I cut it up, usually into eighths so de-coring along the way. Even for work, I'll cut it up at home and put it in a sealable pot.

Another vote also for English apples, you just have to search out the best ones....season is well over for them now but do look out for Discovery next July/August, they are the most delicious apples out but only have a very short season. Egremont Russet is another really nice one.

 

[Benfleet A1]

I'm afraid that I have a habit of choking on apples and ending up practically inhaling them so, after much distress, if I want an apple now I cut it up, usually into eighths so de-coring along the way. Even for work, I'll cut it up at home and put it in a sealable pot.

Another vote also for English apples, you just have to search out the best ones....season is well over for them now but do look out for Discovery next July/August, they are the most delicious apples out but only have a very short season. Egremont Russet is another really nice one.

**Awaits thread about parcels from Sheffield containing apples**

 

[londonblue]

I'm afraid that I have a habit of choking on apples and ending up practically inhaling them so, after much distress, if I want an apple now I cut it up, usually into eighths so de-coring along the way. Even for work, I'll cut it up at home and put it in a sealable pot.

Another vote also for English apples, you just have to search out the best ones....season is well over for them now but do look out for Discovery next July/August, they are the most delicious apples out but only have a very short season. Egremont Russet is another really nice one.

Get one of these. They're brilliant:

Apple Cutter

 

[OldBlueLady]

Get one of these. They're brilliant:

Apple Cutter

Got one, hubby had it when he moved in - can't abide them, much prefer a knife and getting a nice curve to follow the core removal!

 

[londonblue]

Got one, hubby had it when he moved in - can't abide them, much prefer a knife and getting a nice curve to follow the core removal!

Good for you. I guess I'm just lazy as I hate cutting up apples!

 

[Blueronron]

A good green Granny Smith apple anyday of the week

 

[LCBB72]

Coxs Apples all way .

 

[jassyfa1]

Totally overhyped fruit, if an apple a day keeps the doctor away then why don't darleks eat them?

 

[MK Shrimper]

Totally overhyped fruit, if an apple a day keeps the doctor away then why don't darleks eat them?

I dunno, but with that spelling you'd be exterminated.

 

[LCBB72]

Coxs Apples all the way .