Bramley apple
Malus domestica 'Bramley's Seedling' · Pome fruit
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Bramley's Seedling is Britain's definitive cooking apple — a large, flat-round, irregularly ribbed fruit with grass-green skin, sometimes carrying a faint brownish-red flush on the sun-facing cheek. Bracingly acidic and never eaten raw for pleasure, it is grown almost entirely for the pot.
Picking a good onedrag
UnderripeOverripe
Just ripeBuy itCrisp and balanced — eat it, or bake it
SkinFull colour, faint wax
FleshFirm, no give
StemGreen, attached
SmellFaintly sweet at the stem
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What you get from one
90%
Edible part
182 g · core out
202 g
Weight each
each one
60%
Juice
600 ml a kilo
Keeping ittap a temperature
A domestic fridge holds it about 17× longer than the counter.
90–95%
Humidity
Gentle
Airflow