When bought in the past these were always sweet, b
When bought in the past these were always sweet, but last week they were small and absolutely tart. Not recommended.
Nice apples
I buy these weekly and put them straight in the fridge -they are always good.
Country of origin matters: don't buy French
There is a huge difference between French and South African Golden Delicious apples and unfortunately I can't see the country of origin, so I won't be buying them online. French are rubbish and South African are indeed delicious.
Why do these apples vary so much in size and quali
Why do these apples vary so much in size and quality? Some weeks they are a good size crisp Apple but this week they were so small that they were rolling around in the packaging! I rely on click and collect, so pickers please pick good fruit!
Not the best
Not a bad size,but lacked any flavour and were soft and floury in the mouth.Wont be buying these again.
BEING GIVEN CHEAP RUBBISH
I have to shield till 30 Mar like many other. I buy these but they are getting so small. NO PRICE REDUCTION.
The last pack = the apples were so small.
The last pack = the apples were so small.
Tasteless
Not the 'golden delicious' we are used to. Small, tasteless & cotton wooly. Not worth anywhere near the price being charged. Wont be buying these again from Tesco's. Shame! Usually our favorite apple
Not the usual quality
These are usually nice apples but in my shop last week, every single one was bruised and turning brown. Disappointing
only in packs, usually many yellow and bruised.
All but one yellow. I prefer green ones, these apples go yellow as they ripen and have a tendency not to be crisp. Tesco used to sell loose Golden Delicious apples so it was easy to choose just green ones. I must admit I often don't buy apples from Tesco, l always try. To make matters worse, only one was green and they were all bruised on the last occasion.