Dessert with apple and orange

Apple orange smoothie

By swasthi , on February 28, 2021 , 4 Comments , Jump to Recipe

Apple orange smoothie, a perfect breakfast drink to brighten up your day! While you can quite easily get your hands on an apple orange smoothie at your nearest café or juice bar, this homemade version is the best you can make with my easily customizable tips for optimal freshness and health. With nothing more than just oranges, apples and a protein packed ingredient, you can be confident that you are getting the very best of what an orange apple smoothie has to offer.

Fresh oranges are packed with a number of vitamins and nutrients. They are rich in vitamin C, potassium, and folate. Also loaded with beneficial antioxidants and can be attributed to an overall improvement in heart health. Beyond that, it is believed to decrease inflammation which makes it a smart choice to enjoy it for good health.

Remember how we were taught in school “An apple a day keeps a doctor away”? It is an amazing fruit with numerous nutrients much needed for our body. It is a rich source of iron, folate, fiber, vitamin C and potassium.

Apple orange smoothie

So this apple orange smoothie is immensely beneficial if you are looking ways to include them in your diet. Eating fruits on their own is the best way to get fruits into your diet but at times a drink like this one is much loved at home by my boys.

We love smoothies with orange and make various combos using them. Like this apple orange smoothie, I also make orange banana smoothie, orange blueberry smoothie and orange carrot smoothie.

These really boost the immunity and appetite of my kids. It works wonders for them, making them crazy hungry after an hour.

This apple orange smoothie is best when made with sweet tasting apples like Ambrosia or substitute with sweet pears or a ripe banana.

Using sour oranges and sour apples end up with a too sour smoothie & and can cause acidity. If both are sour you will have to balance it by adding nuts like almonds or cashews.

Make sure you choose a variety of apples and oranges that are low acidic otherwise it may cause heartburn and acidity.

Other ingredients that go well in this orange smoothie are handful of mint leaves, basil or tulsi leaves, a piece of ginger & a pinch of salt.

For maximum benefits, it is always good to consume fruit beverages alone and not with any snack, meal or breakfast.

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59 Best Apple Desserts to Make the Most of Fall’s Favorite Fruit

Put your peck from the apple orchard to good use this year.

They say an apple dessert a day keeps the doctor away, but nobody said the apple couldn’t be baked into a dessert! As the weather cools and apples come into season, you may find yourself filling far too many bags at your local apple-picking orchard. When that happens, it’s time to start baking.

These apple recipes will be the sweetest endings to all your fall dinners, or maybe even your Thanksgiving feast. No matter what kind of creative, fruit-infused treat you’re looking for, we promise it can be found on this list, whether it’s a new spin on apple pie or an apple cobbler. Of course, you’ve probably tried countless dessert recipes made with apples, but we doubt you’ve had any this good.

This roundup features a variety of absolutely delectable recipes, including an apple crumb cheesecake pie, a caramel apple poke cake, and apple snickerdoodle cupcakes. (Are you turning on your oven yet?) Even if you’re an amateur baker, we promise you’ll be able to whip up many of these desserts. If you’d like an easy recipe that everyone in your family will love, try the caramel apple bars, the apple streusel French toast bake, or the apple pie fries. For those who are more advanced in the kitchen, we recommend the salted caramel apple crisp, the apple hand pies, or the apple-cinnamon layer cake with salted caramel frosting. (Okay, now you’re definitely turning the oven on!) No matter which apple dessert you decide on, they’re all downright delicious.

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Apple Orange Pie

Honeyed orange slices and peel add refreshing flavor to classic apple pie. Here is an easy dessert recipe for Apple Orange Pie.

Ingredients:

2 thin-skinned oranges, washed
1 cup water
1/4 cup honey
1 tablespoon lemon juice
1/2 cup firmly packed brown sugar
3 tablespoons all-purpose flour
1/2 teaspoon ground cinnamon
1/8 teaspoon ground ginger
6 Golden Delicious apples, peeled, cored, and sliced
2 9-inch pie crusts [RECIPE]

Procedures:
Prepare the honeyed oranges in advance: slice one of the oranges as thinly as possible; remove the seeds. Using a vegetable peeler, carefully peel off zest from remaining orange, avoiding the white bitter pith underneath the peel; cut peel into very thin strips.

Combine water, honey, and lemon juice in a small saucepan and bring to a boil. Add orange slices and peel strips into the syrup. Cover, reduce heat to low, and simmer until peel is limp and very tender, about 1 hour. Drain orange slices and peel; press out excess liquid and set aside.

Preheat oven to 400°F (205°C). Line bottom of 9-inch pie pan with half of pastry.

In large bowl, combine brown sugar, flour, cinnamon, and ginger; add apple slices and toss until evenly coated. Place half the apples in pastry-lined pan; top with cooked orange slices and peel. Arrange remaining apples over layer of orange.

Cover filling with remaining pastry; crimp edges of bottom and top crust together to seal. Cut several slits in top crust to vent steam.

Bake pie for 1 hour or until pastry is golden and apples are tender.

Serve with a dollop of whipped cream or ice cream.

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Apple

Apple

Gender

Friends

Enemies

Death

First Appearance

Apple is a character who appeared in The Annoying Orange, Microwave Effect and in many other Annoying Orange episodes as a part of flashbacks. Because he is one of the most illustrious characters of the Annoying Orange series, his death left a significant legacy from then on.

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Appearance

The character is depicted as an anthropomorphic red apple. He was one of Orange’s best friends and rivals, as referenced in the episode’s description.

Biography

Apple in live-action format

Apple first appeared in the Annoying Orange episode Hey Apple!, where he is seen being annoyed by Orange when he constantly says, “Hey, Apple!”. Orange then proceeded to crack jokes and puns, and babbling his tongue at Apple until he eventually loses his temper and tells him to be quiet. After a few seconds of silence, Orange then warns Apple about Knife, who then appeared and sliced Apple to death. After being cut up, he was carried away by Dane Boedigheimer, most likely to be eaten up. He later appears in The Microwave Effect, when Orange, Pear, Midget Apple and Marshmallow go back in time to the first episode (which is obviously re-filmed, proven as their speech were different (as they went back in time) and contains no archive footage). They alter history when Pear accidentally tells Apple that he will be knifed (while warning Orange not to change the past). After the future group vanishes, the past Orange is about to tell Apple he’s gonna get knifed. Scared, Apple avoids knife. Two years later, the group arrives back to the present and discover Grapefruit, Grandpa Lemon and Passion Fruit enslaved by a group of apples led by Apple. King Apple’s police force, the Robo Apple, orders the newcomers to put their hands in the air. Apple (known «King Apple» during late 2011) orders him to fire at will. Fortunately, Burrito (controlling the microwave time machine) sends the group back to the past a moment after they left. Past Orange and Present Orange distract Apple until he gets knifed. The future group then leaves (although the timeline remains altered by the fact that there are several clones of pear towards the end of the episode and there is no reason given why). After this, he was mysteriously revived like many other characters in the series (as proven due to the fact that he appears in the opening sequence of The High Fructose Adventures of Annoying Orange, although this could be an unintentional mistake, as another apple was the main apple in the series). He has yet to appear in a future episode of The Annoying Orange.

Relationships

Orange

Apple isn’t really friends with Orange, since he loses his temper after Orange proceeds to crack jokes and puns and babbling his tongue, getting to the point when Apple gets really annoyed and tells Orange to be quiet for more than 3 seconds.

Knife

Knife made his debut appearance as an inanimate murder weapon in The Annoying Orange. Knife quartered Apple, killing him.

Pear was most likely Apple’s friend, but it is unknown as Pear was not seen until after Apple died.

Dane Boedigheimer

After Apple was killed by Knife, Boedigheimer took the sliced remains of Apple and Knife away, and most likely ate Apple after the episode.

Quotes

• «What? What? What is it?!
• «Yeah, that joke was funny the first four hundred times you said it.»
• «What?»
• (Sarcastically) «Yeah, that was hilarious.»
• «What. «
• (Confused) «What kind of question is that? I don’t even have arms; how am I going to do one push-up?»
• «What?»
• «What?!»
• «No!»
• «No, stop it!»
• «Okay, you’ve made your point. Stop it. «
• «Would you please be quiet?!»
• «For crying out loud, would you stop yammering for longer than three seconds? I can’t even hear myself think!» (grunts)
• WHAT?!
• «Huh? Aaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhh!»
• «Whoa, no! Noooooooooo, aaaaaahhhh!»
• «What the heck?!»
• «Oh great, there’s two of you?!»
• «Knock it off!»
• «Okay, so if you’re from the future, why didn’t the future me come back with you?»
• «That’s «knife», you idiot. He’s not supposed to mention the. Wait a second? I’m gonna get knifed?!»
• «Wait, take me with you! You can’t just leave me here!»
• «Uhhhhhhh!»
• Uhhhh, nooooooooo!»
• «Good work, Robo Apple, now fire at will!»
• «Yes, you came back!»
• «Yeah, we covered that! Now get me outta here!»
• «Shut up!»
• «Stop!»
• «Oh for the love of Pete, what is it?!»
• «Aaaahhhhh—«

Appearances

• The Annoying Orange (First Appearance, Death)
• Annoying Orange 3: TOE-MAY-TOE (Mentioned)
• Annoying Orange 4: Sandy Claus (Indirect mention)
• Hey YOUTUBE. (Indirect mention)
• Annoying Orange gets Autotuned (Indirect mention)
• Annoying Orange: Pain-apple (Indirect mention)
• The Microwave Effect (Death)
• The Annoying Orange Animated (Death)
• The High Fructose Adventures of Annoying Orange (Intro)
• Creepy Pasta (Cameo)
• Annoying Orange Live Action. (Death)

Legacy

Apple as the King of the Kitchen

Despite being killed in his first appearance, Apple is mentioned many times later in the Annoying Orange series. Apple is mentioned in the episodes followed:

• TOE-MAY-TOE: Orange mistakes Tomato for Apple because he looks like him because he is red.
• Sandy Claus: Orange says Santa Claus may be an apple because he is red. Then, at the end of the episode, Orange says to Santa, «You’re an apple!». Then, Orange began to use the term «Apple» as an insult.
• Hey YOUTUBE. : Orange calls out to Apple to ask him to help turn the camera off, even though he is dead. It might be the viewer, though, because he thinks the viewers are like Apple himself.
• Annoying Orange gets Autotuned: Orange refers to the Apple iPhone as «Apple».
• Pain-apple: Orange becomes confused when Pineapple tells Orange his name and thinks he’s an apple.
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Apples: Orange laughed when the Green Apple calls himself an apple, thinking apples are always red as Apple was originally red.
• Jalapeño: Orange thought Jalapeño was an apple after realizing apples can be green.
• The Amnesiac Orange: Orange lost his memory, and believed himself to be an apple, fooled by another apple.
• The Annoying Orange Animated: Apple reappears and the same thing happens.
• The same scene is used for the apple from «The Amnesiac Orange», and for the apple from «Ready to Rumble».
• Apple is usually confused with another apple who is seen on many Annoying Orange bumpers.
• Crappy Captioned: He is revived to appear in a special episode that shows what the first Annoying Orange episode would’ve looked like if Google’s faulty captions were used to tell the story. In this episode, he and Orange say nothing but nonsense. In this version, he doesn’t die, as instead of Orange yelling, «Knife!» he yelled, «Night!».
• Apple appeared in Creepy Pasta being bored by pear’s Algebra lesson.

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Cox’s Orange Pippin apple

This is the classic English apple, often regarded as the finest of all dessert apples, and the inspiration for this website. It arose in England in the 19th century as a chance seedling, and has inspired apple lovers ever since. It remains unsurpassed for its richness and complexity of flavour.

Two characteristics tend to be apparent in its offspring to a greater or lesser extent. Firstly the relatively pronounced and complex «aromatic» flavour which elevates it above most other varieties. Secondly, the striking and attractive orange-red colouring.

It is the range and complexity of flavours which makes Cox’s Orange Pippin so appealing to enthusiasts of the «English» style of apple. This is a variety for the connoisseur, who can delight in the appreciation of the remarkable range of subtle flavours — pear, melon, freshly-squeezed Florida orange juice, and mango are all evident in a good example. Almost all other apples taste one-dimensional alongside a good Cox’s Orange Pippin.

Although Cox is often considered a variety to keep for a few months, we suspect this is a hangover from Victorian tradition before the invention of modern controlled atmosphere storage techniques, because it does not really keep that long. The authorities may not agree but in our opinion it is at its best when picked fully ripe straight from the tree, or within a few weeks at most. In this respect, Cox is not really a «late» apple variety and is perhaps better considered a late-picking mid-season variety — and some of its offspring such as Ellison’s Orange are definitely mid-season varieties.

The term «orange» in the context of apple varieties commonly refers to an apple with an orange flush. Many of these varieties such as Kidd’s Orange Red, Ellison’s Orange and Tydemann’s Late Orange are related to Cox, but it can be applied to others such as Blenheim Orange.

Not surprisingly, Cox has been frequently used in breeding programmes, with growers seeking to marry its unique flavour with desirable characteristics from other varieties. Whilst some might argue that none of its offspring achieve the unique blend of flavours that Cox does, many of these varieties are nonetheless excellent in their own right — and to many people are more appealing than the more «serious» nature of the Cox. We list many of these further down this page.

There are a great many variants and forms of Cox’s Orange Pippin, many of which are self-fertile (a characteristic which seems prevalent in the Cox genetic make-up although the original is not self-fertile). The self-fertile forms tend to be more widely-available from garden centres because they are easier for the gardener who just wants one tree.

Unfortunately England’s greatest apple is not particularly easy to grow. It needs a relatively cool maritime climate and is also prone to diseases.

Although quite widely available in UK supermarkets, either from UK or New Zealand suppliers, in our experience these apples often have an empty flavour and can be very disappointing, given the legendary reputation of this variety. Therefore, growing your own may be the only answer, inspite of the potential difficulties. After picking, the apples can either be eaten straight away or stored in a cold dark place to allow the flavour to develop — but best eaten before Christmas. Alternatively, Cox can often be found at farmers’s markets.

Whilst the reputation of Cox’s Orange Pippin is known and respected worldwide, many apple enthusiasts outside its native home in England who have tried growing it are sometimes left unimpressed with the results. It seems that the true flavor of Cox’s Orange Pippin is only achieved in the marginal cool temperate climate of England, although the climates of the Pacific North West of the USA and Canada, and Nova Scotia in eastern Canada come close.

If you live in an area with a continental climate you may be more succcessful with some of the close relatives, of which Rubinette is probably the best example. Although still not particularly easy, Rubinette can be grown successfully in many areas of North America where Cox’s Orange Pippin does not seem to work, and crucially, when you bite into a Rubinette you are coming very close to the flavor of Cox’s Orange Pippin.

Flavour is a very personal thing but Cox’s Orange Pippin is essential reading for anyone interested in apples, because the insight it gives into the breadth of flavor that can be achieved. It is unquestionably the benchmark against which all others are measured, as well as being (along with Golden Delicious) one of the most influential apples for the development of other varieties.

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• Johan Cornelis in Gent, OOST-VLAANDEREN

Denmark

• Hanne Joergensen in Risskov, DENMARK
• Pablo in Haderslev, NORTH SCHLESWIG

France

• Andrew Dalby in Saint-Coutant, DEUX-SEVRES
• BeN62 in Eclimeux,
• Simon Pleasance in Ribaute,
• Steven Malby in Lubersac, CORREZE
• Sylveno in Le Frayssé, TARN

Germany

Ireland

• Frank And Susan Jacoby in Clontarf, DUBLIN
• Graeme Manning in Clooncoran, Ballygill, Ballinasloe., CO. GALWAY
• James A Nolan in Glynn,, WEXFORD.
• James Munro in Westport, COUNTY MAYO
• Matt Steele in Blacklion, COUNTY CAVAN
• Nikolai in Dublin, DUBLIN
• Sean Cremin in NEWCASTLE WEST,
• Simon Clarke in Duleek, COUNTY MEATH

Italy

Netherlands

• Jan De Boer in Westwoud, NOORD-HOLLAND
• Olivier Zegwaard in GOEREE OVERFLAKKEE

Poland

Spain

Sweden

Canada

• Angela in Chilliwack, BC
• Barbara in Vancouver, BC
• Barry Hegland in Bridgetown, NOVA SCOTIA
• Bill Cuell in Kaslo, BC
• Ceecee in Vancouver, BRITISH COLUMBIA
• Chris Widmeyer in Nanaimo, BC
• David A. Young in PARKDALE, NOVA SCOTIA
• David Tutton in Holyrood, NEWFOUNDLAND
• Donna in North Saanich, BC
• James Young in Naramata, BRITISH COLUMBIA
• Jeannine Caldbeck in Thetis Island, BRITISH COLUMBIA
• Jeff in Annapolis Royal, NOVA SCOTIA
• Jen Maynard in Vancouver, BC
• John H. Latta in Vancouver, BRITISH COLUMBIA
• Mat Vaughan in Clear Creek, ONTARIO
• Pat in Hamilton, ONTARIO
• Peter Holmes in Cowichan Bay, B.C.
• Roger Macpherson in Delta, B.C.
• Rylan in COURTICE, ONTARIO
• v k Howald in Lucknow, ONTARIO
• Will Langlands in Powell River, BC

Australia

• Bec in Coleraine, VICTORIA
• Cow & Company in Margate, TASMANIA
• Evan in Launceston, TASMANIA
• Evelyn Doyle in Canberra, ACT
• Hayden in Winslow, VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA
• Jenny in Melbourne, VICTORIA,
• Katie Finlay in Harcourt, VICTORIA
• Lydia Kokotos in Lower Wattle Grove, TASMANIA, AUSTRALIA
• Marinus Beimers in Mount Evelyn, VIC
• Mary Morris in Eudunda, SA
• Patrick Deasey in Mt Macedon, VIC
• Stephen Boardman in Acton Park, TAS
• Susie Cordia in Foster North, VICTORIA
• Warren in Cobram, VICTORIA, AUSTRALIA
• Wesley Hutson in Wandong, VICTORIA

New Zealand

• Giles in HAMILTON, WAIKATO
• Jo in Gisborne, EAST COAST
• Katrina Richards in Nelson,
• Maren in Bulls, RANGITIKEI
• Mark Kingston in Rangiora, CANTERBURY
• Stewart and Joanna in Southbridge, CANTERBURY
• Sue Foot in Christchurch,
• Terry Sale in Masterton, 5810, WAIRARAPA
• Trevor Courtney in Christchurch, CANTERBURY
• Tubber in Christchurch, TYPE A CHOICE BELOW .

Japan

• Caleb Fuller in Yoshitomi-Machi, FUKUOKA
• John Little in Komagane-Shi,, NAGANO-KEN

Poland

Spring blossom records for this variety

2021 season

• 4th May 2021 — tree owned by Milovan in Ellington, United States
• 21st April 2021 — tree owned by Ross in Torquay, United Kingdom

2020 season

• 27th April 2020 — tree owned by Mike in Godalming, United Kingdom
• 24th April 2020 — tree owned by Ehill@Sky.Com in Bristol, United Kingdom
• 20th April 2020 — tree owned by Jerry in Point Reyes Station, United States
• 3rd March 2020 — tree owned by johncole4321@yahoo.co.uk in Ramsgate, United Kingdom

2019 season

• 7th May 2019 — tree owned by Mike in Godalming, United Kingdom
• 29th April 2019 — tree owned by johncole4321@yahoo.co.uk in Ramsgate, United Kingdom
• 23rd April 2019 — tree owned by Jerry in Point Reyes Station, United States

2018 season

• 4th May 2018 — tree owned by Mike in Godalming, United Kingdom
• 3rd May 2018 — tree owned by Jerry in Point Reyes Station, United States

2017 season

• 26th April 2017 — tree owned by Ehill@Sky.Com in Bristol, United Kingdom
• 17th April 2017 — tree owned by Mike in Godalming, United Kingdom

2016 season

• 14th May 2016 — tree owned by Ehill@Sky.Com in Bristol, United Kingdom
• 13th May 2016 — tree owned by James in York, United Kingdom
• 10th May 2016 — tree owned by Mike in Godalming, United Kingdom
• 3rd March 2016 — tree owned by johncole4321@yahoo.co.uk in Ramsgate, United Kingdom

2015 season

• 15th May 2015 — tree owned by Jeffrey in Saginaw, United States
• 10th May 2015 — tree owned by Brian in Green Bay, United States
• 7th May 2015 — tree owned by johncole4321@yahoo.co.uk in Ramsgate, United Kingdom
• 7th May 2015 — tree owned by johncole4321@yahoo.co.uk in Ramsgate, United Kingdom
• 29th April 2015 — tree owned by Michael in Glen Rock, United States
• 9th April 2015 — tree owned by James in York, United Kingdom

2014 season

• 13th May 2014 — tree owned by Don in Twisp, United States
• 11th May 2014 — tree owned by Rachel in Wakefield, United Kingdom
• 10th May 2014 — tree owned by Crazyeddie in Lombard, United States
• 9th May 2014 — tree owned by Keith in Abaerdeen, United Kingdom
• 9th May 2014 — tree owned by Ehill@Sky.Com in Bristol, United Kingdom
• 5th May 2014 — tree owned by Mike in Glen Rock, United States
• 1st May 2014 — tree owned by Steve in Steeple Claydon, United Kingdom
• 1st May 2014 — tree owned by Maria in Harwich, United Kingdom
• 28th April 2014 — tree owned by Zoe in Milton Keynes, United Kingdom
• 24th April 2014 — tree owned by Mike in Godalming, United Kingdom
• 24th April 2014 — tree owned by Angela in Bedford, United Kingdom
• 23rd April 2014 — tree owned by Kerry in Oregon City, United States
• 13th April 2014 — tree owned by James in York, United Kingdom
• 2nd April 2014 — tree owned by Chris in Nanaimo, Canada

2013 season

• 8th June 2013 — tree owned by Steve in Steeple Claydon, United Kingdom
• 27th May 2013 — tree owned by Ehill@Sky.Com in Bristol, United Kingdom
• 16th May 2013 — tree owned by Jean in Martock, United Kingdom
• 15th May 2013 — tree owned by Jeffrey in Saginaw, United States
• 11th May 2013 — tree owned by Angela in Bedford, United Kingdom
• 4th May 2013 — tree owned by Clayton in Danbury, United States
• 16th April 2013 — tree owned by James in York, United Kingdom
• 15th April 2013 — tree owned by Chris in Nanaimo, Canada
• 4th April 2013 — tree owned by Gary in Pleasant Hill, United States
• April 2013 — tree owned by Theresa in Elkhorn, United States

2012 season

• 20th May 2012 — tree owned by Nickkk in Oldham, United Kingdom
• 18th May 2012 — tree owned by David in Petersfield, United Kingdom
• 9th May 2012 — tree owned by Ehill@Sky.Com in Bristol, United Kingdom
• 8th May 2012 — tree owned by Richard in Houghton Regis, United Kingdom
• 7th May 2012 — tree owned by Florian in Brush Prairie, United States
• 1st May 2012 — tree owned by Angela in Bedford, United Kingdom
• May 2012 — tree owned by Graham in Coldstream, United Kingdom
• May 2012 — tree owned by Ceecee in Vancouver, Canada
• 24th April 2012 — tree owned by Sarah in London, United Kingdom
• 22nd April 2012 — tree owned by Simon in Duleek, Ireland
• 21st April 2012 — tree owned by Peter in Peterborough, United Kingdom

2011 season

• 24th May 2011 — tree owned by Chris in Nanaimo, Canada
• 12th May 2011 — tree owned by Clayton in Danbury, United States
• 5th May 2011 — tree owned by Keith in Abaerdeen, United Kingdom
• 2nd May 2011 — tree owned by Madeleine in Castro Valley, United States
• 1st May 2011 — tree owned by Grace in Portland, United States
• 24th April 2011 — tree owned by Malcolm in Loughborough, United Kingdom
• 21st April 2011 — tree owned by Dave in Harefield, United Kingdom
• 19th April 2011 — tree owned by johncole4321@yahoo.co.uk in Ramsgate, United Kingdom
• 18th April 2011 — tree owned by Sarah in London, United Kingdom
• 16th April 2011 — tree owned by James in Naramata, Canada
• 15th April 2011 — tree owned by James in York, United Kingdom
• 15th April 2011 — tree owned by Frank in Peacehaven, United Kingdom
• 14th April 2011 — tree owned by Peter in Peterborough, United Kingdom
• 12th April 2011 — tree owned by Angela in Bedford, United Kingdom
• 11th April 2011 — tree owned by Alan in Chippenham, United Kingdom
• 7th April 2011 — tree owned by Lee in Wisbech, United Kingdom
• 4th April 2011 — tree owned by Steve in Orange Vale, United States
• April 2011 — tree owned by Lyn in Cambridge, United Kingdom

2010 season

• 16th October 2010 — tree owned by Marinus in Mount Evelyn, Australia
• September 2010 — tree owned by Mark in Rangiora, New Zealand
• July 2010 — tree owned by Lesley in Saltcoats, United Kingdom
• 2nd June 2010 — tree owned by John in Komagane-Shi,, Japan
• 28th May 2010 — tree owned by Frank in Peacehaven, United Kingdom
• 21st May 2010 — tree owned by Mrs J in Settle, United Kingdom
• 14th May 2010 — tree owned by johncole4321@yahoo.co.uk in Ramsgate, United Kingdom
• 5th May 2010 — tree owned by Elizabeth in Evesham, United Kingdom
• 31st April 2010 — tree owned by Chris in Nanaimo, Canada
• 28th April 2010 — tree owned by Angela in Bedford, United Kingdom
• 27th April 2010 — tree owned by Johan in Gent, Belgium
• 26th April 2010 — tree owned by John in Vancouver, Canada
• 22nd April 2010 — tree owned by Peter in Peterborough, United Kingdom
• 12th April 2010 — tree owned by Dave in Harefield, United Kingdom
• April 2010 — tree owned by James in Naramata, Canada

2009 season

• 25th April 2009 — tree owned by Frank in Peacehaven, United Kingdom
• April 2009 — tree owned by James in Naramata, Canada
• April 2009 — tree owned by Elizabeth in Evesham, United Kingdom
• April 2009 — tree owned by Malcolm in Loughborough, United Kingdom
• 28th March 2009 — tree owned by Dave in Harefield, United Kingdom

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Harvest records for this variety

2020 season

• 3rd week October 2020 — tree owned by Mike in Godalming, United Kingdom

2019 season

• 4th week September 2019 — tree owned by Jerry in Point Reyes Station, United States
• 3rd week September 2019 — tree owned by Jon in Shaw Island, United States
• 3rd week August 2019 — tree owned by johncole4321@yahoo.co.uk in Ramsgate, United Kingdom

2018 season

• 1st week October 2018 — tree owned by Mike in Godalming, United Kingdom
• 3rd week September 2018 — tree owned by Jon in Shaw Island, United States

2017 season

• 1st week October 2017 — tree owned by Mike in Godalming, United Kingdom
• 3rd week September 2017 — tree owned by Jon in Shaw Island, United States
• 1st week September 2017 — tree owned by Jeffrey in Saginaw, United States
• September 2017 — tree owned by Angela in London, United Kingdom

2016 season

• 4th week October 2016 — tree owned by Nigel in Ryton Dorrington Shrewsbury, United Kingdom
• 3rd week October 2016 — tree owned by James in York, United Kingdom
• 3rd week October 2016 — tree owned by Mike in Godalming, United Kingdom
• 3rd week September 2016 — tree owned by Chris in Federal Way, United States
• 2nd week September 2016 — tree owned by Jeffrey in Saginaw, United States
• March 2016 — tree owned by Patrick in Mt Macedon, Australia

2015 season

• 2nd week October 2015 — tree owned by James in York, United Kingdom
• 1st week October 2015 — tree owned by Olivier in , Netherlands
• 4th week September 2015 — tree owned by Jon in Shaw Island, United States
• 3rd week September 2015 — tree owned by Mike in Godalming, United Kingdom
• 3rd week September 2015 — tree owned by johncole4321@yahoo.co.uk in Ramsgate, United Kingdom
• 2nd week September 2015 — tree owned by Jeffrey in Saginaw, United States
• 1st week September 2015 — tree owned by pa_docent@yahoo.com in Glen Rock, United States
• September 2015 — tree owned by Roger in Madison Heights, United States

2014 season

• 1st week October 2014 — tree owned by Donna in North Saanich, Canada
• 4th week September 2014 — tree owned by Mike in Godalming, United Kingdom
• 4th week September 2014 — tree owned by James in York, United Kingdom
• 3rd week September 2014 — tree owned by Jon in Shaw Island, United States
• 2nd week September 2014 — tree owned by Don in Twisp, United States
• 1st week September 2014 — tree owned by Angela in Bedford, United Kingdom

2013 season

• 4th week October 2013 — tree owned by Mike in Godalming, United Kingdom
• 1st week October 2013 — tree owned by Jeffrey in Saginaw, United States
• 1st week October 2013 — tree owned by Chris in Nanaimo, Canada
• 4th week September 2013 — tree owned by James in York, United Kingdom
• 4th week September 2013 — tree owned by David in Holyrood, Canada
• 4th week September 2013 — tree owned by Joni in Sublimity, United States
• 2nd week September 2013 — tree owned by Gary in Chesaning, United States
• 1st week September 2013 — tree owned by Chris in Smithttown, United States
• 1st week September 2013 — tree owned by Angela in Bedford, United Kingdom
• August 2013 — tree owned by Dave in Santa Barbara, United States
• March 2013 — tree owned by Katrina in Nelson, New Zealand

2012 season

• 2nd week October 2012 — tree owned by Mike in Godalming, United Kingdom
• October 2012 — tree owned by Graham in Coldstream, United Kingdom
• 1st week September 2012 — tree owned by Angela in Bedford, United Kingdom

2011 season

• 2nd week October 2011 — tree owned by Peter in Peterborough, United Kingdom
• 1st week October 2011 — tree owned by Chris in Nanaimo, Canada
• 4th week September 2011 — tree owned by Dave in Harefield, United Kingdom
• 4th week September 2011 — tree owned by Jude in Peasenhall, United Kingdom
• 3rd week September 2011 — tree owned by James in Naramata, Canada
• 2nd week September 2011 — tree owned by Frank in Peacehaven, United Kingdom
• 1st week September 2011 — tree owned by Angela in Bedford, United Kingdom
• 4th week August 2011 — tree owned by Mark in Palo Alto, United States
• 4th week August 2011 — tree owned by johncole4321@yahoo.co.uk in Ramsgate, United Kingdom

2010 season

• 3rd week October 2010 — tree owned by Frank in Peacehaven, United Kingdom
• 3rd week October 2010 — tree owned by Peter in Peterborough, United Kingdom
• 3rd week October 2010 — tree owned by James in Naramata, Canada
• 1st week October 2010 — tree owned by Dave in Harefield, United Kingdom
• October 2010 — tree owned by Steve in Poole, United Kingdom
• 3rd week September 2010 — tree owned by johncole4321@yahoo.co.uk in Ramsgate, United Kingdom
• 3rd week September 2010 — tree owned by James in York, United Kingdom
• 2nd week September 2010 — tree owned by Jimj in San Francisco, United States
• 1st week September 2010 — tree owned by Angela in Bedford, United Kingdom

2009 season

• 2nd week October 2009 — tree owned by Dave in Harefield, United Kingdom
• 2nd week October 2009 — tree owned by Frank in Peacehaven, United Kingdom
• October 2009 — tree owned by Elizabeth in Evesham, United Kingdom
• 3rd week September 2009 — tree owned by Andrea in Maldon, United Kingdom
• September 2009 — tree owned by Angela in Bedford, United Kingdom
• September 2009 — tree owned by Malcolm in Loughborough, United Kingdom
• August 2009 — tree owned by Johan in Gent, Belgium
• 3rd week February 2009 — tree owned by Mark in Rangiora, New Zealand

Origins

• Species: Malus domestica
• Parentage: Ribston Pippin ?
• Introduced: 1825
• Orange Pippin Cultivar ID: 1086

Using

• Picking season: Mid Later mid-season
• Cropping: Good
• Keeping (of fruit): 1-2 months
• Flavor style (apples): Aromatic
• Food uses: Eating fresh
• Food uses: Culinary
• Food uses: Juice
• Cooking result: Keeps shape
• Discoloration of fruit: Slightly oxidising (browns slowly)
• Juice style: Sweeter

Growing

• Self-fertility: Partially self-fertile
• Flowering group: 3
• Ploidy: Diploid
• Bearing regularity: Regular

Climate

• Cold hardiness (USDA): (5) -20F / -29C
• Summer average maximum temperatures: Cool ( 20-24C / 68-75F)
• Chill requirement: High-chill

Identification

• Country of origin: United Kingdom
• Period of origin: 1800 — 1849
• Fruit size: Average
• Fruit colour: Orange flush

Where to buy trees

The following tree nurseries offer Cox’s Orange Pippin apple trees for sale:

• Orange Pippin Fruit Trees (USA)
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• Orange Pippin Fruit Trees (UK)
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• Burnt Ridge Nursery and Orchards
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• Cummins Nursery
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