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There are so many things to consider when you’re shopping for groceries. Do you want the cheapest option, or do you prioritize quality and flavor? Inevitably, you have to make some choices – even if they’re not always easy.
This coming fall season, apple is one of the fruits that will be plenty in every grocery store. But how do you know which apples are good? It can be tricky, but with some knowledge, it’s possible! Here’s how to check on good apples.
When you’re at the store, look at the apples and see if they have any bruises or blemishes. These can affect both the taste and texture of the apple, so it’s best to avoid them if you can. Once you’ve found some that look good, give them a smell. Apples should smell fresh and slightly sweet – if they don’t, put them back!
Now it’s time to take a bite. Take a small one first to ensure you like the taste. If the apple is too sour or tart for your liking, move on to another one. But if it tastes good to you, congratulations – you’ve found a winner!
Of course, there are other things to keep in mind when you’re shopping for apples. Make sure to wash them before you eat them, and always store them in the fridge once you get them home. With these tips in mind, you’re sure to find the best apples for your needs!
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