Ambrosia Apple Review

"The Chosen Apple"

70
Pretty Good
Ambrosia Apple

Ambrosia is the food of the Gods, and while this reclaimed Canadian splotch-ball fails to ascend to the vaunted halls of immortality, it is still a pretty good apple fit for consumption by us mere mortals. Plucked from Canadian obscurity by The McDougall Family of Wenatchee, WA this spicy-sweet, straightforward apple was given the divine nudge to become an affordable, year-round chosen fruit. And while it has parted the sea of lesser apples to emerge as a popular staple, it’s lack of flavor complexity and inconsistency on the shelf makes it fall short of the similar God-like Honeycrisp. So while not a false idol, it’s hard to put all of one’s faith in an apple so imperfect.

Taste
Crispness
Skin
Flesh
Juiciness
Density
Beauty
Branding / Consistency
Cost/Availability

- FLAVOR PROFILE -

SWEETNESS

2.5/5

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2.5/5

TARTNESS

0/5

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0/5

INTENSITY

2/5

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2/5
AMBROSIA APPLE BIO

PARENTAGE

Jonagold x Golden Delicious

ORIGIN

British Columbia, Canada

(now Wenatchee, WA)

YEAR

1990s

AVAILABILITY

Year-round

BEST USES

Munching

OTHER NAMES

Ambrosia Gold