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Why would McIntosh apples be red inside?
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Original Greaser Bob
Posted 10/30/2018 07:59 (#7073588 - in reply to #7073229)
Subject: RE: Why would McIntosh apples be red inside?


Altoona, WI
That was my experience as well. McIntosh are my favorite. Have probably eaten thousands of them. Rarely have I ever seen a mac that is totally red, all the way around. These were, and very shiny with a waxy feel. I understand that some varieties can have pink flesh. But these were white flesh right after they were brought home but after about a week, you could clearly see where pink/red had begun to seep into the flesh. Still white near the core. Wife picked them up at Walmart, packaged in a white paper bag with a handle. Told her to avoid those. Wouldn't be surprised they came from China.
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