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I live in Washington, apple capital of the US. One would think that
real sweet apple cider would be readily available in the fall. WRONG!!! Last night I wanted to braise pork chops, so I stopped at the local grocery to get some cider. The only item the store carried that was remotely close to cider was "Simply Apple" apple juice. The chops came out fine, but it is a befuddlement to me. Perhaps it's all the orchard owners here who insist on growing red delicious apples (which, in my opinion, are seriously overrated). My relatives and friends in the orchard business in NY would be appalled. Cindy -- C.J. Fuller Delete the obvious to email me |
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