+Ernesto Simbulan Most apples don't go from the orchard to the grocery store. The apples you are eating today were harvested last Fall (Aug/Sept) - they store them in Controlled atmosphere rooms where they can keep for 12 months or more (depending on the variety)
It cracks me up what people say about the processes that our food goes through. If these apples were not put through this process they would go bad after a short time, because of this process they can last for over a year. Hurray for feeding the world! I'd rather eat apples that have a slight taste difference than not eat any at all.
Sorry, but I buy my apples from farmers markets and they taste like REAL apples. That plants apples taste like shit because what they do to the apples is in no way natural.
+Majo Vedeš an mine wont have ben tumble a thousand hundred times on a conveyor belt before i get to eat it,such bad energy,i guess they are help feeding people apples which is good but,more people need to grow there own! just bought my first apple tree,and asian pear tree
sfbluestar That's a good question, and there's no need for concern. It's not like candle wax, or something odd like that. It makes the apple look shiny, which people like and it helps them to last longer, which is a good thing, right? You can wash it off and personally I usually wash my produce, but not because I don't the wax, but because I watch kids in groceries stores wipe their noses with their hands and then touch the produce bins.
+sfbluestar Its better to peel off the skin and then eat !!! For all the dumb people out there, this wax doesn't comes off with washing ........ uterly fools !!
I enjoy to watch this because i get the ideas about how to packing apple
great video, thanks!
Nice clean efficient plant, but I've had waxed apples where the wax ruined the taste of the apple. Apples are better when they are au naturelle.
Perfect!
Great presentation!
Thank you sir
why wax? is marketability that important?
get the apples "free of orchard residue"
how long do the apples stay in inventory?
+Scott Little
Apples can store for 12 months or longer.
wow lovelly
How many days does an apple take from harvest day to supermarket?
+Ernesto Simbulan An freshly picked apple has a shelf duration of a few weeks, say three weeks max.
+Ernesto Simbulan
Most apples don't go from the orchard to the grocery store. The apples you are eating today were harvested last Fall (Aug/Sept) - they store them in Controlled atmosphere rooms where they can keep for 12 months or more (depending on the variety)
+Kimjeu Kyalo
I watched it in brooktree
Thank you for the informative video. I decided to not to eat again after watching this..
It cracks me up what people say about the processes that our food goes through. If these apples were not put through this process they would go bad after a short time, because of this process they can last for over a year. Hurray for feeding the world!
I'd rather eat apples that have a slight taste difference than not eat any at all.
They wash the apples with chemicals and then put chemical wax on the apples. No wonder apples today taste like chemical shit.
No "chemical" wax. Its a food grade, edible wax. The stickers are food grade and safe for consumption as well.
Sorry, but I buy my apples from farmers markets and they taste like REAL apples. That plants apples taste like shit because what they do to the apples is in no way natural.
Zyphen Outdoors
Give me a break... 😒
please do not wax your apple !!
good. w
no thanks.. i like apples from my garden with no wax..
+Majo Vedeš an mine wont have ben tumble a thousand hundred times on a conveyor belt before i get to eat it,such bad energy,i guess they are help feeding people apples which is good but,more people need to grow there own! just bought my first apple tree,and asian pear tree
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Why put wax on apple? How does a consumer remove the wax? Do they wash off? I think I have been eating your wax for years. Yuck.
sfbluestar That's a good question, and there's no need for concern. It's not like candle wax, or something odd like that. It makes the apple look shiny, which people like and it helps them to last longer, which is a good thing, right? You can wash it off and personally I usually wash my produce, but not because I don't the wax, but because I watch kids in groceries stores wipe their noses with their hands and then touch the produce bins.
+sfbluestar Its better to peel off the skin and then eat !!! For all the dumb people out there, this wax doesn't comes off with washing ........ uterly fools !!
+Leo dude, before you call people dumb it is prudent to ensure your words are spelled correctly, thus removing you from the "uterly fools" lot....
+Donna Perry: you got the idea, as to what i said, still pretending, not to be.....proves you one !!
Wax in apples? Fucking marketing tricks
2:29 again eww more ungloved hands