Spoilt by plastic
l love these apples, they're always tangy and crisp. However, they used to be available to buy loose but now are only available prepackaged, which of course means covered in plastic. This from a supermarket that is supposed to be committed to reducing plastic waste.
OK but a bit pulpy.
OK taste but recent delivery a bit pulpy.
Poor quality. Dry and powdery. Won't buy again.
Poor quality. Dry and powdery. Won't buy again.
Apples too small and hard. The pips of true cox a
Apples too small and hard. The pips of true cox apples when shaken rattle. I want to support British products so will put up with them.
Sweet and crunchy
Always sweet and crunchy, a lovely winter buy.
Crunch, sweet English Cox Apples
It was super to see Cox Apples from Hampshire ! Nice, small size, sweet and crunchy just as a Cox should be. A taste of the old days. 7 in each bag we had
Always looking out for good Cox Apples
I have bought these 3 times in the past 3 weeks. On each occasion they have been fresh and crunchy with a good flavour. I was really looking for Cox Orange Pippins but these are so very hard to find nowadays. Tesco - can you source these for next Christmas-time please? - A slightly tart flavour, a skin that is slightly gnarled around the upper part of the apple with pips that rattle when you shake the apple.
Nice crunch ⁹
Nice crunch ⁹
Damaged
All the apples where bruised
Very poor.
Had to order these on my online shop as I am shielding, although would normally purchase from independent greengrocer. These are nothing like Cox apples should be. They are very overripe (bright red), dry and flowery and several have big bruises. Waste of money and will not buy again.
