My all-time favorite fruit is an apple. Eaten with peanut butter as a midday snack, baked into cozy apple desserts or cooked into pork and apple recipes for dinner, there are endless ways to enjoy ...

• Store apples in the coldest part of your fridge (33 °F to 35 °F). • Keep apples away from strong-smelling produce like onions and garlic, which can alter their flavor, and potatoes, which release a ...

Fruit has a reputation for going bad fast, but that’s not always the full story. Some varieties spoil quickly, but with ...

A pile of fresh red apples, some of which still have their green leafy stem attached - Evelyn Mccarthy/Getty Images Regardless of what type of apples you have or how you plan to use them, ensuring ...