It's Winter, and Yes, We have Apples!
- Mar 5, 2022
- 1 min read
It happens every year... people think we're closed for the winter. "How can you be open, there's no apples, right?" In fact, we ARE open (every day) and we have LOTS of apples! Apples are a winter storage crop, which means if you pick apples at their proper maturity (so not under or over ripe), and store them correctly (33 degrees at very high humidity), they will keep all winter (and right into the spring and summer too!) So please, don't think you need to eat supermarket apples at any time during the year! We are here to keep you in apples always!
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