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I guess the chip might be good.
I saw that bag of chip in our grocery store, but never tried it.
Of course I'll have to check that out next time.
However, I don't agree with you about the taste of the Granny Smith itself.
Think about this way.
(I'm citing from your citation.)
>Americans love the Granny Smith.
What else they don't love anyway?
>We bake it, sauce it, slice it, caramel it, juice it,
It's because the granny smith itself is not so tasteful. People have to add some intervention to make it better.
>but most of all, we like to simply bite into it.
No, that's a lie.
>It's crisp and firm;
yes, and more significantly, unsweet.
>tart with a light touch of sugar.
I told you, it needs additional sugar!!
>It keeps well in storage, on the shelf or in the refrigerator. The flesh remains white longer than most tart apples making it a natural for fruit platters and salads
Conclusion : this apple is good for making something else.
Teacher, admit the fact:
Granny Smith can't beat Fuji in thousand years!!!
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