skunkushybrid
New Member
Well I've never tried it... but if I ever eat a fresh tomato I like to put a little salt on it.
I don't think I'd like salt on an apple though.
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Well I've never tried it... but if I ever eat a fresh tomato I like to put a little salt on it.
I don't think I'd like salt on an apple though.
tusseltussel
Well-Known Member
agreed. fresh tomato + salt = good stuff.. i dig salted apples it's how my father used to eat em you should try it on a small piece and report back. i think it rocksWell I've never tried it... but if I ever eat a fresh tomato I like to put a little salt on it.
I don't think I'd like salt on an apple though.
skunkushybrid
New Member
Yes... my favourite apple, and I'm lucky enough to have one in my garden. There's another apple tree too, almost a yellow apple, soft... not my kind at all. I just call them French apples. Nothing against the french, i just don't like their apples.
England kick off any minute... gotta go watch the game.
crazy-mental
Well-Known Member
english cox are good and easy to grow. and also pink lady, i have two of each. its a shame all the apples come all at once. our freezer is full of apple pies ive made, i hatte to waste, i also gave loads to my grandad, he makes wine and cider from them. this year he made bannana wine and elder berry. it was sweet the bannana but nice.lol
cannot wait till this xmas party, to see what delight hes brewed up this year.
cannot wait till this xmas party, to see what delight hes brewed up this year.
Leafbud
Active Member
not sure if you are still growing those apples or not, but in case you are check this out. Maybe you'll find it useful with keeping it in your smaller container. Bonsai Fruit Tree