Photo by Patrick Deagen |
The apples all fall to the ground every year and lie there until someone cleans them up. Birds, squirrels, and raccoons ignore them, which supports the idea that they are not very good eating apples.
However, I have been told that apples like this make very good apple cider. If you own a cider press or know where there's one you can use, help yourself. Windfalls are good for cider or you can pick the fruit from the tree.
--Diane Hettrick
The Northeast Tool Library has a cider press (I think). This would be a great project for a large family or a smaller group. High school fund raiser? Church project? Etc?
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