Recently, I just seen a Facebook post about a kind elderly gentleman whom single handily saved a large paramount of 1,200 Apples from extinction. Now I’m learning about Apples.. Absolutely legendary.
The availability of varieties depends so much on the region! I know only a few of the ones mentioned and every country I've lived in so far had so many varieties I'd never heard of!
They only implied it. Apples don't breed true. Most turn out to be "juicers" fit only for crushing. We've only scratched the surface of apple variations, unlike other fruit.
It's probably the versatility of the apple that allows this. Apples have a lot of permutations that would be desirable to others, such as sweet/sour levels/balance, juiciness, crunchiness, mouthfeel, as well as the practical characteristics mentioned in the video. Oranges also have a high amount of versatility hence why there is so many varieties. I think that perhaps some other fruits, such as bananas, peaches and plums might have similar levels of quality but I think the hardiness of apple and orange trees means that orchards can be in temperate locations in the world and all result in unique results -- compared to, say, Bananas which favor only tropical climates.
Apples don't pass on the genetic information of types of fruit they bare. An apple that drops one type of apple that later grows into a tree won't produce the same fruit passed down from the parent tree, nor the the grandparent. With the discovery of grafting however you can copy a certain tree over and over and get the same fruit. This allows for us to grow just the apple we want in a fruit tree where there's not a lot of control over. Some fruits undergo the same process (plums come to mind, and maybe bananas; I know I heard of banana cultivars). Other fruits may be "stable" enough without the individual tree-by-tree mutation of the fruit that they don't need to be grafted to continually clone a single tree.
This is a great question, and I think I've found a pretty decent answer to this. Apple were cultivated in orchards as early as 1500 BC in Mesopotamia, which was fairly centralized among the societies in Eurasia at the time. Apples were definitely traded with the Greeks as early as 500 BC, when they already had 6 or more varieties . They became iconic to Greek culture, and eventually to Roman culture as well. Whereas citrus, from southeast Asia, wasn't cultivated on orchard scale until 100 AD, which just left breeders less time to diversify the crop. The first modern recognizable cultivar was the Seville orange from the 11th century. Thus, today there are far more apple cultivars and grafting stocks than for most other fruit trees mainly by bandwidth.
Imagine, you are in a hot desert and you are sooo thirsty while the sun boils you. You see a fresh apple across the street. You run to it and bite it. The juicy watery apple gets into your mouth and you swallow it *gulp gulp*..... *ahhhh*. Wait wtf am I doing
Number one. Why are you in a hot desert without water for hydration? Number two. How & why is there a street in said desert. Number three. How did they manage to get the tarmac not to melt?
+MїĈhÃЭĹ ĴoЯđÃй 1. Maybe you dropped your opened water bottle and it all spilled. Maybe you drank all of it without noticing. Maybe someone stole it. Maybe you never expected the desert to be that hot. 2. I actually had a second thought about this, but let's just say the road was created by the tyres of a car from a random person. 3. Errrrr, I don't think you need tarmac at all I guess.
Pizaerable Number one. Who in there right mind doesn't have a safety mechanism on their water bottle while in the desert. Number one of two. How does one consciously drink all their water and not realise? Did they even have water to begin with, are they hallucinating? Number one of three. How does someone manage to steal a bottle of water in the open desert? Where would the guy even run, surely not far. Number one of four. Come on, even dumb people know 'desserts' are hot, even after burning their tongue. Number two. When did Tyre marks count towards being called a road? Have I been sleeping? 'Wake me up inside'. Number three. You need a decent percentage of tarmac for it to be considered a road. Did you think of that before crossing that dangerously built "road" to get that juicy apple? Number four. Why has someone built only a street in the desert? Who does this serve? The Tusken Raiders? Why did you leave out such vital information, with such little time, you had to make this difficult didn't you!
+MїĈhÃЭĹ ĴoЯđÃй 1. Never heard of "we are just humans, we can do mistakes"? Having safety mechanism doesn't guarantee you that your water bottle is safe, it just reduces the chance of the event happening. 2. It's possible to drink all the water without realising. I always do it when I revise or play games. When I want to drink water and then suddenly it's empty. It's possible. 3. Someone could steal the water bottle before you went into the desert. Imagine someone stole your money before you went to the restaurant. You then ordered your food and picked up your wallet, but suddenly you realise your money is not there.
It's obvious, any child knows that. When a child is born, he/she/it/etc has no idea how to speak, correct? Now, there's two possible ways for him/her/it/etc to learn how to speak. The first way is to insert a computer chip inside his/her/its/etc's brain to teach the art of speaking quickly, but it costs a lot, so people often use the second way: Throw random words at the child and hope he/she/it/etc eventually learns what they mean.
We have some video tapes recording how children progress, but we don't know what happens inside their brains nor the mechanics behind, merely theories.
Nice video, but I came here wondering why apples specifically have so many hybrid types. It happens in other fruits, but not to that scale. You don't typically see a dozen types of bananas or mangoes on store shelves.
At 4:12, what does 睦奥厶ツ mean??? I have been searching and haven't found anything related to apples. Just a samurai, some anime, Japanese people doing Japanese things, etc. But no apples whatsoever.
It roughly translates to "Apple Apple" but it also got me to whatever this is:www.google.com.lb/search?q=Mutsuko+Mitsui&spell=1&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjWn4TR8ejXAhXLXRQKHUEYCk8QBQgkKAA&biw=1366&bih=662
I eat apples a lot bc they're one of my safe foods (literally eating one as i watch), and the ones i remember at my local store include honeycrisp, cosmic crisp, fuji, pink lady, red delicious and granny smith. My faves are pink lady and honeycrisp specifically :)
There should be a bunch of varieties of every fruit, to avoid being susceptible to a virus. Did you know there are red and blu bananas- I wanna see THOSE in a grocery store :3
All I know is apples are my favorite fruit and the ones that come from Pennsylvania are the delicious!!!!!!!!! Gala is my favorite along the line Fuji, Golden apple and McIntosh for cooking.
My favourite (and the best - №1 apple in my opinion) is Granny Smith. It is refreshingly tart, sour and that is something that I love when it comes to Granny Smith apples. Fuji apples taste like a cotton candy (and cloyingly sweet).
Because few are desirable for consumption. Cavendish bananas are all the rage because they fulfill customer needs the best. Also, it's much harder to breed bananas than apples because of how random fruit characteristics might be and that bananas only fruit once in their lives. If a good banana was found, the opportunity to continue its breeding will have long passed and there's no telling what the fruit from the new shoot will be like.
An apple called "Grape Variation!" It contains all the good nutrients of every apple and grape! It tastes like red apple, grapes, and bubblegum all together!! best applez ever
+Mysterious One It has relevance to this actually, If you thought of it more before commenting "it has no relevance 2 dis -.- im so eddggyyy" You can use CRISPR to change the genes of the apple to your desired trait, for example you want a pink apple, then you would obviously inject the pink apple gene to your apple species using CRISPR. Also you're reporting people for "spam" which they aren't you're actually the one spamming. Edgy teen.
Yes, you could genetically modify the apples, but to do that you'd have know exactly which genes to put in or modify. We just don't know enough yet to make this feasible. (I think)
Same with me. Granny Smith apples are the best apples (№1). They are so tasty and yummy. I love their strong tartness. Other kind of apples are less tart, and lean more on the sweet side. For example, red delicious (I also ate that kind of apple) is much more sweeter, very sweet. Same for golden delicious. Red and golden delicious apples are very sweet (and very barely tart). I've never tried Fuji apples, yet I think that they are sickeningly sweet. Fuji apples taste cloyingly sweet for sure. I think that their sweetness is overwhelming and overpowering. But one thing is sure: best apples for me are definitely Granny Smith apples. They are №1 🍏 for me. They are so good and delicious and very tart. I love them 😀.
I find it interesting how there is no word of health or nutrients. Everything is important, how good it looks, how fast it grows, how long it lasts, how nice it tastes... But noone is thinking about the actual apple and how it could benefit (or maybe harm) our bodies.
Check out this video article explaining the difference. gmoanswers.com/ask/please-explain-difference-between-gmo-and-cross-breeding-or-cross-pollination-and-how-prevalent
The best apple for me is Granny Smith, since it is pretty sour and refreshing, and I love it's tartness. I enjoy eating that apple fresh (and directly) + it has a subtle sweetness. Other apples are less sour/tart and more sweet, and there are apples that are very sweet. Fuji apples (I've never tried that apple) are probably extremely sweet. I think that Fuji apple tastes like a cotton candy (or cloyingly sweet). It is (for sure) too sweet and sugary.
Nah... well, not any American accent I've ever heard. I think she might be Canadian? Her accent is kind of similar to that of people who live in North Dakora (where I used to live), but it's... more of an accent.
No, I don’t think she’s Canadian. I mean, us Canadians sound just like most Americans. Now go and argue about which state she’s from because I don’t know the weird accents that come with your 50 states
Who said one Apple spoils the whole bunch🤔... Not in my book because there's always more Good/Differents ones that we will enjoy and Love😁... 🍎God is Good all the time 🍏 Name something that's 100% true about you that No one would believe🤔 🙋🏾♀️: Continue being Awesome and enjoy the rest of your Day...😉 I LOVE YOU...🦅
I have never seen any of those other apples you mentioned in my stores
probably 'cause we are poor @.@
in my case its because all apples aren't imported
No Fuji apples? I feel bad for you... :(
Honeycrisp $4/ lb :(
jerrylittlemars me neither
this art style iS Ａｅｓｔｈｅｔｉｃ 𝘭𝘺 pleasing
tnx someone noticed me ::::: trying to do commercial work ::.:..:....::..;___;;;;
4:07 McIntosh, that's why, rite? xD
love your art style
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This comment was 5 years ago but it seems so normal now
Indeed, I still do agree with the comment
Fusion is just a cheap tactic to make weak apples stronger!
omg I love Steven universe this comment made my day!
lol
#RIPJasper2016. tbh, this is the last video i would have thought another SU fan would be commenting on... XD
Ida Kiilerich XD STEVEN UNIVERSE REFERENCE
Ida Kiilerich omagud yesss
Loved the colours in this one!
And I had no idea breeding cultivars was such an involved process!
You forgot the breed with no headphone jack.
Someone had to say it.
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+Mysterious One 😂😂😂😂
lel....
The animation on this was so cute
Ahhhhh
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@@chickentail7108ahhhhh
Honestly, this is one of the cutest TED-ED lessons I've seen so far!
Jaiden Animations would love this video😂😂
Clarence Viduya was searching for this comment :D
THERE IT IS
Why?
Go to jaidens chanel and search "how to make your life more interesting"
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Recently, I just seen a Facebook post about a kind elderly gentleman whom single handily saved a large paramount of 1,200 Apples from extinction. Now I’m learning about Apples.. Absolutely legendary.
I want to breed a super juicy apple and name it 'The Ryuk Special' lol
Please. Please do this.
that would be the only apple I would buy
shinigamis love apples
Kiba Flame That would be great, haha
Yes, just yas
The availability of varieties depends so much on the region! I know only a few of the ones mentioned and every country I've lived in so far had so many varieties I'd never heard of!
I am going to create a new apple and call it Apple McAppleface.
But then Steve Jobs (no wait, he's dead) might sue you.
xD
Harambe Mcharambeface... XD
Abiyyi Ramadhan No.
Mcdonald's and Apple will file a collaboration lawsuit on you.
when TED goes full V A P O R W A V E
Ok, but why is this breeding mostly done with apples and not other fruit? Is it something about the apple that facilitates the process?
its just the most commonly eaten fruit
They only implied it. Apples don't breed true. Most turn out to be "juicers" fit only for crushing. We've only scratched the surface of apple variations, unlike other fruit.
It's probably the versatility of the apple that allows this. Apples have a lot of permutations that would be desirable to others, such as sweet/sour levels/balance, juiciness, crunchiness, mouthfeel, as well as the practical characteristics mentioned in the video. Oranges also have a high amount of versatility hence why there is so many varieties. I think that perhaps some other fruits, such as bananas, peaches and plums might have similar levels of quality but I think the hardiness of apple and orange trees means that orchards can be in temperate locations in the world and all result in unique results -- compared to, say, Bananas which favor only tropical climates.
Apples don't pass on the genetic information of types of fruit they bare. An apple that drops one type of apple that later grows into a tree won't produce the same fruit passed down from the parent tree, nor the the grandparent. With the discovery of grafting however you can copy a certain tree over and over and get the same fruit. This allows for us to grow just the apple we want in a fruit tree where there's not a lot of control over. Some fruits undergo the same process (plums come to mind, and maybe bananas; I know I heard of banana cultivars).
Other fruits may be "stable" enough without the individual tree-by-tree mutation of the fruit that they don't need to be grafted to continually clone a single tree.
This is a great question, and I think I've found a pretty decent answer to this.
Apple were cultivated in orchards as early as 1500 BC in Mesopotamia, which was fairly centralized among the societies in Eurasia at the time. Apples were definitely traded with the Greeks as early as 500 BC, when they already had 6 or more varieties . They became iconic to Greek culture, and eventually to Roman culture as well.
Whereas citrus, from southeast Asia, wasn't cultivated on orchard scale until 100 AD, which just left breeders less time to diversify the crop. The first modern recognizable cultivar was the Seville orange from the 11th century.
Thus, today there are far more apple cultivars and grafting stocks than for most other fruit trees mainly by bandwidth.
Then there's the worst sort of Apple...
Apple™
Steve Jobs didn't. Hence why he faked his death.
You know what's worse? Acer
Somebody needs to breed an Apple with a headphone jack :D
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II TANFi3LD II
I like this graphic style.
I really like this artstyle.
Imagine, you are in a hot desert and you are sooo thirsty while the sun boils you. You see a fresh apple across the street. You run to it and bite it. The juicy watery apple gets into your mouth and you swallow it *gulp gulp*..... *ahhhh*. Wait wtf am I doing
dude you're not supposed to masturbate in public
Number one. Why are you in a hot desert without water for hydration?
Number two. How & why is there a street in said desert.
Number three. How did they manage to get the tarmac not to melt?
+MїĈhÃЭĹ ĴoЯđÃй
1. Maybe you dropped your opened water bottle and it all spilled. Maybe you drank all of it without noticing. Maybe someone stole it. Maybe you never expected the desert to be that hot.
2. I actually had a second thought about this, but let's just say the road was created by the tyres of a car from a random person.
3. Errrrr, I don't think you need tarmac at all I guess.
Pizaerable
Number one. Who in there right mind doesn't have a safety mechanism on their water bottle while in the desert.
Number one of two. How does one consciously drink all their water and not realise? Did they even have water to begin with, are they hallucinating?
Number one of three. How does someone manage to steal a bottle of water in the open desert? Where would the guy even run, surely not far.
Number one of four. Come on, even dumb people know 'desserts' are hot, even after burning their tongue.
Number two. When did Tyre marks count towards being called a road? Have I been sleeping? 'Wake me up inside'.
Number three. You need a decent percentage of tarmac for it to be considered a road. Did you think of that before crossing that dangerously built "road" to get that juicy apple?
Number four. Why has someone built only a street in the desert? Who does this serve? The Tusken Raiders? Why did you leave out such vital information, with such little time, you had to make this difficult didn't you!
+MїĈhÃЭĹ ĴoЯđÃй
1. Never heard of "we are just humans, we can do mistakes"? Having safety mechanism doesn't guarantee you that your water bottle is safe, it just reduces the chance of the event happening.
2. It's possible to drink all the water without realising. I always do it when I revise or play games. When I want to drink water and then suddenly it's empty. It's possible.
3. Someone could steal the water bottle before you went into the desert. Imagine someone stole your money before you went to the restaurant. You then ordered your food and picked up your wallet, but suddenly you realise your money is not there.
Pink lady is my jam.
Haha! "Jam"! Because that's what you make out of them?
No? sorry
LOL! I don't, but you're still funny. :-)
I'm all for pink pearl:
_Malus domestica_
Jazz apples are so tasty! They're kinda hard to get, though.
I like honey crisp even though they are super expensive
Wow! As an agriculture and a plant breeding student, I thoroughly appreciate.
do a video about how humans learn to speak
We don't actually know yet.
We do know to some extent, the major factor is the human desire to communicate about just shit, that is to gossip.
It's obvious, any child knows that.
When a child is born, he/she/it/etc has no idea how to speak, correct?
Now, there's two possible ways for him/her/it/etc to learn how to speak.
The first way is to insert a computer chip inside his/her/its/etc's brain to teach the art of speaking quickly, but it costs a lot, so people often use the second way:
Throw random words at the child and hope he/she/it/etc eventually learns what they mean.
We have some video tapes recording how children progress, but we don't know what happens inside their brains nor the mechanics behind, merely theories.
www.ted.com/talks/deb_roy_the_birth_of_a_word
I love the animation style so much! TED ed please do more videos with this animation studio.
Nice video, but I came here wondering why apples specifically have so many hybrid types. It happens in other fruits, but not to that scale. You don't typically see a dozen types of bananas or mangoes on store shelves.
Because it is hard to breed bananas.
Do you perhaps know why it is harder to breed banana then Apple?
@@PB-yx6kw one simple word.
Inbreeding.
@@PB-yx6kw google it
Her voice makes the apples sound so delicious...
Crispr could change this forever.
Kurzgesagt?
Flying Swordfish amongst others
crispr apples for crisper apples
ayy
Dionyzos ikr? U come from kurtz
so?
At 4:12, what does 睦奥厶ツ mean??? I have been searching and haven't found anything related to apples. Just a samurai, some anime, Japanese people doing Japanese things, etc. But no apples whatsoever.
Google translate gave me Austrian Mu Si tsu
Mutsumioku Mushi
Ok, I know this, but the meaning???
It roughly translates to "Apple Apple" but it also got me to whatever this is:www.google.com.lb/search?q=Mutsuko+Mitsui&spell=1&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjWn4TR8ejXAhXLXRQKHUEYCk8QBQgkKAA&biw=1366&bih=662
i got Lu Aou....?
Those were some trippy graphics.
I've always wondered how pink lady apples are always so sweet and looks appealing. Now I know!
TED asking the real questions
no, there's only 3 kinds of apples.
Red, green, and headphoneless
There are actually lots of them
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@@anonymouspuppy😭
sounds like a lot of apples get wasted in the search for the ¨perfect¨fruit
Just like a lot of human get wasted in the search for the best genes. :D
Well, they probably just eat them...
The rejected apples or humans?
They still sell the rejects
@@Pixels_and_Points both
This is definetely a lesson worth sharing.
The aesthetic of this video is beautiful, I love it,
A E S T H E T I C S
A P P L E S T H E T I C S
a p p l e w a v e
tnx guys
Whoever bred the Kindercrisp, I salute you. First time I've had delicious apples in snack size that I ate like potato chips
Heirloom apples are super cool, but I can't get over the delicious tartness of Granny Smiths.
this speaks to me on so many levels
WHY ARE SOME OF THESE APPLES SO CUTE??
Love the animatoon ❤️ keep researching to learn and go!! 😊
My favourite is Bravo, even though it’s purple
It's like watching an episode of Steven Universe...
in what way?
how???
ye
Lol true
I eat apples a lot bc they're one of my safe foods (literally eating one as i watch), and the ones i remember at my local store include honeycrisp, cosmic crisp, fuji, pink lady, red delicious and granny smith. My faves are pink lady and honeycrisp specifically :)
Upper right corner of 4:11 ...
Is that a reference?
I really liked the animation for this one, especially the colors.
It's 3am and I'm watching this.
I'm not complaining.
The animation is just WOW 😳😯!
Breeding apples is like a video game with the hardest part at the end: naming it.
I only knew 3 types of apple, didn't even know there are this many varieties
I'm glad that I'm not alone, I only knew like 2 yellow, 2 green and say 5 red ones tops.
i like how they casually added a chinese one at the end.
There should be a bunch of varieties of every fruit, to avoid being susceptible to a virus. Did you know there are red and blu bananas- I wanna see THOSE in a grocery store :3
I've never seen or heard of these variations of apples outside of the context of this video
7000 variety?! i thought there was only one x.x
i really like the pastel or vaporwave style in the animation.
All I know is apples are my favorite fruit and the ones that come from Pennsylvania are the delicious!!!!!!!!! Gala is my favorite along the line Fuji, Golden apple and McIntosh for cooking.
My favourite (and the best - №1 apple in my opinion) is Granny Smith. It is refreshingly tart, sour and that is something that I love when it comes to Granny Smith apples. Fuji apples taste like a cotton candy (and cloyingly sweet).
@@urosrakic6900 Granny's are good with cheese and crackers along with some grapes and olives. 😄
Fantastic narration.
did we just watch 4:28 minutes worth of apples??
I ate an apple once
It hurt my teeth when I bit it
And it also said *"Wrong password try again "*
What does the last name to pop out means?
You should do more "Can you solve this riddle" videos.
cosmic crisp is a really good version of apple, idk when then new 13.0 version will come out tho
WheezyWaiter provoked me to wonder: Why are there so many different types of toothpaste?
So why aren't there any variations of banana?
But... there is
Gabo lmfao I am dying
Because few are desirable for consumption. Cavendish bananas are all the rage because they fulfill customer needs the best. Also, it's much harder to breed bananas than apples because of how random fruit characteristics might be and that bananas only fruit once in their lives. If a good banana was found, the opportunity to continue its breeding will have long passed and there's no telling what the fruit from the new shoot will be like.
lol, there is variation of banana..you just never know cuz you only sit in your house and never go to the outside world.
Bananas are nasty. They smell bad, mushy, have aa HORRIBLE aftertaste, and they mold easily.
Can I have an Apple breeding game with this artstyle please?
I want a videogame where you can breed crazy apples now.
An apple called "Grape Variation!" It contains all the good nutrients of every apple and grape! It tastes like red apple, grapes, and bubblegum all together!! best applez ever
Pink lady is my fav
ps I only eat it
Couldnt we use CRISPR for this??
it has no relevance to this -_-
+Mysterious One It has relevance to this actually, If you thought of it more before commenting "it has no relevance 2 dis -.- im so eddggyyy" You can use CRISPR to change the genes of the apple to your desired trait, for example you want a pink apple, then you would obviously inject the pink apple gene to your apple species using CRISPR. Also you're reporting people for "spam" which they aren't you're actually the one spamming. Edgy teen.
its science fiction lol don't believe kurz**** bird thing
Yes, you could genetically modify the apples, but to do that you'd have know exactly which genes to put in or modify. We just don't know enough yet to make this feasible. (I think)
You know what else was also once science fiction? PERSONAL COMPUTERS.
I imagine a grandma named Smith typing a trademark application on a type-writer. ._.
granny smith apples are my favorite🍏🍏🍏🍏🍏
Probably because you haven’t tried any other apples
Same with me. Granny Smith apples are the best apples (№1). They are so tasty and yummy. I love their strong tartness. Other kind of apples are less tart, and lean more on the sweet side. For example, red delicious (I also ate that kind of apple) is much more sweeter, very sweet. Same for golden delicious. Red and golden delicious apples are very sweet (and very barely tart). I've never tried Fuji apples, yet I think that they are sickeningly sweet. Fuji apples taste cloyingly sweet for sure. I think that their sweetness is overwhelming and overpowering. But one thing is sure: best apples for me are definitely Granny Smith apples. They are №1 🍏 for me. They are so good and delicious and very tart. I love them 😀.
How do you make an apple?
I find it interesting how there is no word of health or nutrients. Everything is important, how good it looks, how fast it grows, how long it lasts, how nice it tastes... But noone is thinking about the actual apple and how it could benefit (or maybe harm) our bodies.
These apples could be selected for further evaluation.
So...for anyone who knows this...how would I go about getting access to wild, non-designer apples? Planting apple trees? Thanks in advance!
Cripps pink is the best. *crip walks*
What a funky animation
Who has created an apple type
Are these the same as GMO's ?
Check out this video article explaining the difference. gmoanswers.com/ask/please-explain-difference-between-gmo-and-cross-breeding-or-cross-pollination-and-how-prevalent
Granny Smith maste race!
+TheGidding
No
"whatever is cheaper" reasonable-human-being master race
That's just a theory my friend
NO, HONEYCRISP MASTER RACE
Also, to get shiny apples, use the masuda method.
The best apple for me is Granny Smith, since it is pretty sour and refreshing, and I love it's tartness. I enjoy eating that apple fresh (and directly) + it has a subtle sweetness. Other apples are less sour/tart and more sweet, and there are apples that are very sweet. Fuji apples (I've never tried that apple) are probably extremely sweet. I think that Fuji apple tastes like a cotton candy (or cloyingly sweet). It is (for sure) too sweet and sugary.
The animation is so cute!
My favorite apples:
Kiku
Ambrosia
Fuji
Pink Lady (Cripps Pink)
Pacific Rose
Lady Alice
This should be an actual video game
"To bear new fruit?" There has to be a pun somewhere there. It has to be 😆
My favourite breeds are Gravenstein and Jonagold!
Although process is overcomplicated and overexpensive and gruesomely ineffitiant, we can see that yet everybody is panicking about harmless GMOs
Perfect video to send to someone who thinks an agriculture career is just planting.
You forgot the breed with no home button
This speaker's accent is so strange. I'm curious about where she comes from
She sounds american
Nah... well, not any American accent I've ever heard. I think she might be Canadian? Her accent is kind of similar to that of people who live in North Dakora (where I used to live), but it's... more of an accent.
'merca
No, I don’t think she’s Canadian. I mean, us Canadians sound just like most Americans. Now go and argue about which state she’s from because I don’t know the weird accents that come with your 50 states
This animation makes me want to play a game based on the same theme. Any recommendations?
Who said one Apple spoils the whole bunch🤔... Not in my book because there's always more Good/Differents ones that we will enjoy and Love😁...
🍎God is Good all the time 🍏
Name something that's 100% true about you that No one would believe🤔
🙋🏾♀️: Continue being Awesome and enjoy the rest of your Day...😉
I LOVE YOU...🦅
Ok so we need to just mention how aesthetic this is
That apple simulator looks pretty cool... I wonder if there's already a game of that... Apple Tycoon?
Nice video :) Thanks !
could you please continue with the superhero science playlist i really loved it. awsome video thanks if you respond
Such a cute animation! :)
there should be a card game with the apples
all the apples i know were fuji,green and red apples, it suprised me how many other apples there are
Envy Apples are the best hands down
tip for making square apples: put them in a box and watch them grow and mold into cube