Thanks for liking this story! We have added it to a list of your favorite stories. CATHY WURZER: Well, if you've ever wanted to grow an apple tree in your yard, there is a new tree on the market just ...

Bite into a Honeycrisp apple and you understand why consumers are willing to pay so much for a piece of fruit: the crunch. That’s no accident. In the pre-Honeycrisp era, apples had just two textures: ...

The Honeycrisp apples on display at Burnap's Farm Market in Sodus, Wayne County, have confused some customers over the past few days. It’s earlier than usual for Honeycrisps to be ready, so customers ...

I wanted to know if honeycrisp apple trees grow in your locale, or is it too warm? I saw they need 800 chilling hours. Honeycrisp apples will grow in this area. If fact, they're grown commercially in ...

It's safe to say that Honeycrisp is one of the most popular types of apples. Its thin skin, satisfying crispiness, sweet juice, and gentle acidity make up what many consider to be the best apple ...

Bite into a Honeycrisp apple and you understand why consumers are willing to pay so much for a piece of fruit: the crunch. That’s no accident. In the pre-Honeycrisp era, apples had just two textures: ...

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John Welsh of St. Paul was an immediate convert to the explosive, sweet and juicy crunch of Honeycrisp apples when they were first introduced in the late 1990s. "My generation was raised on Red ...

Create an account or log in to save stories. CATHY WURZER: This is Minnesota Now here on MPR News. I'm Cathy Wurzer. Thanks for being with us. It's possible you've noticed this. It's cheaper to buy ...

Honeycrisp apples are known for their honey-noted, pear-forward, crisp, and refreshingly sweet taste. This delectable flavor and texture make them a fan favorite. However, they come with a heftier ...

Mouths are watering for Honeycrisp apple fans as the season rapidly approaches. Not all orchards around Indianapolis grow their own Honeycrisp apples, but the locations that do say they want patrons ...

Bite into a Honeycrisp apple and you understand why consumers are willing to pay so much for a piece of fruit: the crunch. That’s no accident. In the pre-Honeycrisp era, apples had just two textures: ...