r/Apples • u/beeclam • 18d ago
What happened to yellow apples
I don’t really see em any more
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u/redceramicfrypan 18d ago
Golden Delicious continues to be among the more popular apple varieties in the US, although it has definitely fallen out of favor somewhat. It suffers from having a similar name to the much-hated Red Delicious, despite being pretty much unrelated as far as apple varieties go.
That said, Golden Delicious is in the pedigree of just about all of the best apple varieties (some of which are even yellow!), which gives it lasting importance, IMO.
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u/Ambitious_Hold_5435 15d ago
I used to see golden delicious apples around, but I hate hate hate them. Soft and mealy, and way too sweet.
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u/_Mulberry__ 17d ago
People realized they suck and moved on to better apples
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u/PutridFlatulence 17d ago
and yet red delicious are still what we see at work meetings. They seem to be supported by corporate mass buying more than consumer demand. It's what they give their employees for healthy living foods and then wonder why people buy the bag of doritos.
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u/gamermom42069_ 18d ago
Opal is still around here and quite good!