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Information on over 7,000 apples is available here, all carefully researched and provided in a way that is easy to navigate.

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Apples with the use of cooking

Germaine de Brasparts

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Type: Cooking

origins: Fruits de Bretagne (France)

Gibaum

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Type: Cooking

origins: Fruits de Lorraine (France)

Gilpin

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Type: Cooking, Cider, Eating

characteristics: When ripe, the flesh is yellowish, coarse-grained and crisp. Rich and tangy. Sweet with complex flavours.

Girodelle

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Type: Cooking

origins: Champagne?Ardenne (France)

Gl non

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Type: Cooking

origins: Champagne?Ardenne (France)

Glasbury

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Type: Cooking, Juice

characteristics: Juicy

Glory Of England

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Type: Cooking

characteristics: The flesh is greenish, tender, soft and juicy. Sprightly and aromatic.

Glory of the West

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Type: Cooking

characteristics: The flesh is yellowish, tender, very juicy. Brisk and flavourful. Keeps about two months in cold storage.

Gloucester Quoining

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Type: Cooking

characteristics: The flesh is white, tender and sprightly.

Gloucestershire Costard

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Type: Cooking

characteristics: The flesh is yellow, tender, sweet and flavourful.

Gloucestershire Underleaf

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Type: Cooking, Cider, Dessert

characteristics: The flesh is cream coloured, tart. Does not keep well.

Gold Medal

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Type: Cooking

characteristics: The flesh is ??????????, soft. Sharp, flavourful.Keeps for two months in cold storage.

Golden Glow

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Type: Cooking

origins: UK

Golden Monday

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Type: Cooking

characteristics: The flesh is pale yellow, chewy with good aroma. Sweet, but dry with an intense flavour of cider. Keeps three months in cold storage.

Golden Nonpareil

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Type: Cooking

characteristics: The flesh has a greenish tinge. Tender and juicy. Sweet?sharp. Keeps about two months in cold storage.

Goldina

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Type: Cooking

origins: Developed by Henry Franklin at Stanthorpe (Australia) for a consortium of Queensland commercial orchardists. Adina crossed with Golden Delicious. 1968

Goodyear Pippin

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Type: Cooking, Eating

characteristics: The flesh is white, tender, juicy and very sweet.

Gooseberry

Gooseberry

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Type: Cooking, Cider, Sauce

summary: A cooking apple that's great for sharp apple sauces. Also used for making cider.

Goseille

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Type: Cooking

origins: Fruits des Pays de la Loir (France)

Gr ner Calviner

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Type: Cooking, Sauce

characteristics: The flesh is cream coloured, fine grained, firm. tart

Graham

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Type: Cooking, Culinary

characteristics: The flesh is yellowish, firm, crisp and juicy. Brisk.

Grain d'Or

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Type: Cooking

origins: Champagne-Ardenne (France)

Grand m re

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Type: Cooking

characteristics: The flesh is white, tender. Sweet and aromatic.

Grandpa Buxton

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Type: Cooking

characteristics: Six weeks

Grange’s Pearmain

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Type: Cooking, Eating

characteristics: Flesh is yellowish white, crisp, tender, juicy and sweet. Sprightly with a distinct pinapple flavour. Keeps for two months in cold storage.

Granny Giffard

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Type: Cooking

characteristics: The flesh is yellowish, tender, sweet and very juicy. Flavourful, very fruity. Keeps for about three months in cold storage.

Granny Smith

Granny Smith

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Type: Cooking, Eating, Pie

characteristics: The flesh is greenish white, firm and coarse-grained. The apple is crisp sweet-sharp and refreshing.

Grasseland

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Type: Cooking

origins: Fruits de Basse?Normandie (France)

Grebillette

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Type: Cooking

origins: Fruits de Bourgogne (France)

Green Balsam

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Type: Cooking

characteristics: The flesh is crisp, somewhat dry, slightly tart,

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