Apple (Granny Smith)

From Produce Pal

Picking out healthy fruits and vegetables can sometimes be challenging. You don't want to wind up eating something that is either under or over ripe. If you have a hard time picking out a good fruit or vegetable while grocery shopping then this website is for you!
Read below for information on how to pick out a good Granny Smith Apple.

Apple (Granny Smith)
Produce Type	Fruit

Contents 1 What to Look For 2 Storage Tips 3 Nutritional Facts 4 Fun Facts

What to Look For

Granny Smiths should be a deep-green color, sometimes with a pink blush. Look for apples that are firm, glossy and smooth. They should feel heavy for their size due to their moisture content.

Storage Tips

Store apples in the refrigerator for up to one week. They can be kept at room temperature, away from bright light, if they have been purchased under-ripe.

Nutritional Facts

Granny Smiths contain 59 calories per 100g. They are sodium and cholesterol free and provide dietary fiber. A great source of vitamin C.

Fun Facts

• Granny Smith apples hold their shape well, so are ideal for baking.
• The Granny Smith was first propagated by Mary Ann Smith in 1868, who gave her name to the variety.