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The video revolves around tasting and reviewing various types of apples to categorize them as good or bad based on taste and texture. Several apple varieties are mentioned, with comments on flavor, juiciness, and texture. Some apples are praised for their versatility and flavor profiles while others are criticized for being grainy, dry, or lacking in taste. The video includes humor and witty commentary, with the Jonagold apple being highlighted as a favorite for its juicy, crisp, sweet, yet tart qualities. Overall, the video emphasizes the subjective nature of taste preferences and individual experiences when it comes to apple varieties.
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In this segment of the video, Andy tries different types of apples to determine which are good and bad. He samples various apples like suncrisp (considered bad), snapdragon (good for snacking and baking), ludacrisp (good), York (novelty with grapefruit-like taste, placed in good category despite being a little dry), coy orange pippin (bad due to being grainy and dry), and Cortland (soft and grainy, not enjoyable to eat). Andy provides feedback on each apple’s taste, texture, and uniqueness, leading to the classification of apples into good and bad categories based on his experience.
00:03:00
In this segment of the video, various types of apples are tasted and reviewed. The Winesap apple is described as having a good texture but a vegetable-like flavor. The Mutsu apple is noted for its green color, tartness, and juicy texture. The Braeburn apple is highlighted for its tartness, freshness, and potential for baking. The Honeycrisp apple is praised for its versatility in both baking and eating. Pink Lady apples are mentioned for their pink color and the particular one tasted is described as a bit dry but still good. Overall, the apples are rated as either good or bad based on taste and texture.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker tastes various types of apples and provides feedback. The Pippin apple is compared to the Mutsu variety, being less tart and more snackable. The Granny Smith and Jonagold apples receive positive reviews for their flavor and juiciness. The Macintosh apple is criticized for being soft. The Rome Beauty and Golden Russet apples are not favored due to their mealy texture and lack of flavor. The speaker humorously comments on the apple names, like Jonagold referencing Jonah Hill.
00:09:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker tries a variety of apple types and gives his opinions. The apples mentioned include a unique-tasting apple compared to a grape, a soft apple with a very prototypical taste, a gold rush apple which is tart and green, a black twig apple with a green apple-like flavor, an Evercrisp apple described as beautiful and sweet, and a Sweet Sixteen apple that is notably sweet. The speaker also mentions the Baldwin apple, which he finds soft and dislikes. The video includes humor and witty commentary on the apple tasting experience.
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In this segment of the video, various types of apples are tasted and reviewed. The Ginger Gold apple is described as crisp but too soft with an off-putting texture. The Fuji apple is praised for being juicy and having a good apple skin flavor, making it a good apple overall. The Gala apple is deemed straightforward and enjoyable, while the Pink Lady apple is compared to tasting like fall leaves and receives a neutral review. The Cameo apple is noted for its tartness and good overall qualities. The Ambrosia apple, possibly named after the food of the gods, is described as very sweet without tartness, with good texture and juice, being deemed a good apple. Finally, the Red Delicious apple is briefly touched upon, with only one aspect living up to its name.
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In this segment of the video, the speaker tastes different types of apples. They start with a Macintosh apple, initially expecting it to be bad but find it surprisingly good in flavor and juiciness. The speaker then tries a Red Devil apple, which has a blood-red center but finds it soft and not very juicy. Next, they sample a Crimson Crisp apple, which has a good, crispy texture and a neutral flavor. Finally, they taste a Golden Supreme apple, noting it’s mostly green and has a golden flesh, deeming it good for baking despite not being their favorite for eating raw.
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In this part of the video, the narrator samples various apple varieties including Scarlet Crush, Koru, Macoun, Golden Delicious, Jonaprince, and Eve’s Delight. Scarlet Crush is likened to a honey crisp but slightly less sweet and more tart, named after Scarlet Johansson. Koru is described as fine but not impressive. Macoun has a ghostly white interior with a grassy finish, and is considered a fine apple. Golden Delicious is critiqued for being too grassy and grainy, deemed a bad apple. Jonaprince is noted as bland, considered a bad apple. Lastly, Eve’s Delight is sarcastically named as the downfall of humanity due to its unimpressive taste.
00:21:00
In this segment of the video, the speaker tastes different types of apples and provides their reactions. He critiques the heirloom apple as unpleasant, soft, and bad-tasting. The crabapple is described as dry and grainy. The snow apple is said to be dried and grainy but not as bad as the crabapple. The esopus spitzenburg is labeled as boring and unremarkable, while the blushing golden apple is considered middle-of-the-pack, not exceptional but not terrible either.
00:24:00
In this segment of the video, the host evaluates different apple varieties by taking bites from them. They discuss the good and bad qualities of apples such as the roxbury russet being too grainy and the seek no further apple being dry and soft, leading to a negative review. The host names the crabapple as the worst due to its dry and unappealing taste. Conversely, the Jonagold apple is highlighted as the best, described as juicy, crisp, sweet yet tart. The host expresses enthusiasm for turning the apples into pies and concludes by praising the Jonagold apple while humorously dismissing the crabapple.