Hello all

Recommendations please
for a tree that produces particularly JUICY apples
suitable for pressing

Thanks in advance, from Ray

In article , Raymond RUSSELL
writes
Hello all

Recommendations please
for a tree that produces particularly JUICY apples
suitable for pressing

Dunno about particularly juicy, but I've found that if you freeze and
then thaw the apples, they are soft enough to press easily without
affecting the taste.
--
Kay Easton

Edward's earthworm page:
http://www.scarboro.demon.co.uk/edward/index.htm

"Raymond RUSSELL" wrote in message
...
Hello all

Recommendations please
for a tree that produces particularly JUICY apples
suitable for pressing

Thanks in advance, from Ray

For cyder or drinking? as that would affect the answer anyone could give!

The Q

For cyder or drinking? as that would affect the answer anyone could
give!
The Q

I have a press (about 20 liters full)
and would like to press normal juice - not cider.

Thanks in advance, from Ray

"Raymond RUSSELL" wrote in message
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For cyder or drinking? as that would affect the answer anyone could
give!
The Q

I have a press (about 20 liters full)
and would like to press normal juice - not cider.

What a waste of apple juice.
{:-((

Franz

For cyder or drinking?

I forgot to ask - do you take your scrumpy intravenously ?

Ray

"Kay Easton" wrote in message
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In article , Raymond RUSSELL
writes
Hello all

Recommendations please
for a tree that produces particularly JUICY apples
suitable for pressing

Dunno about particularly juicy, but I've found that if you freeze and
then thaw the apples, they are soft enough to press easily without
affecting the taste.
--
Kay Easton

Nice one Kay, I will try that we are still battling our way through large
amounts of wind falls :~)

--
Charlie, gardening in Cornwall.
http://www.roselandhouse.co.uk
Holders of National Plant Collection of Clematis viticella (cvs)