Honeycrisp Apples

Sweet, juicy and crisp since 1960, Honeycrisp apples were developed at the Minnesota Agricultural Experiment Station’s Horticulture Center at the University of Minnesota. The parents of Honeycrisp are Keepsake and MN1627 (an unreleased variety from University of Minnesota ghostwriter diplomarbeit preis). Honeycrisp is an apple with larger cells, making for a juicier bite. Looks are not deceiving for the Honeycrisp; on the outside, Honeycrisp apples are beautiful blushed scarlet color over hues of yellow ghostwriting bachelorarbeit. Inside is a creamy, white flesh that breaks apart easily when eaten or sliced. Honeycrisp apples are juicy with a refreshing sweetness similar to fresh apple cider.

Suggested Uses

• Snacking
• Salads
• Juicing
• Baking
• Freezing

 When is Honeycrisp in Season?

The best time to find Honeycrisp apples are from September through April Ghostwriter Schweiz. To maximize freshness, store Honeycrisp apples in the refrigerator or a cool, dry place.