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What is Jazz apple?
Jazz apples are a popular new food item because their sweet, crisp taste has been compared to a sensory explosion.
Because of their restricted availability due to laws, these apples are a rare and, therefore, costly treat.
History
New Zealand plant breeders in the 1980s developed the Jazz apple by combining the Braeburn and Gala cultivars.
Since the 1990s, jazz apples have been grown in a small number of commercial orchards; but, you won't be able to get them in your neighborhood market or nursery.
What Flavor a Jazz Apple Has
Jazz apples are a hybrid fruit that takes the best qualities from both of its parents.
In its freshly harvested state, the white meat is both juicy and crisp.
Some people may have trouble biting into it because of how crisp it is. The apple will soften somewhat if stored in the refrigerator.
Low in acidity, with a touch of pear, the flavor will be sweet and sour.
Marketed by Enza, the apple is advertised as providing "crunchy tangy sweet juice invigoration."
Fruit with a deeper red hue will taste better than those with a lighter hue or more yellow.
Apple skeptics say the fruit doesn't live up to the marketing hype, and they're against the current trend of breeding sugary apples to satisfy the modern world's insatiable sweet tooth.
Where to Buy Jazz Apple Fruits and Trees
There won't be any jazz apple trees for sale to the general public. If an orchard wants to plant a tree, it must first get permission from Enza.
Jazz apples are cultivated throughout North America, Europe, and South America, so they are technically accessible all year round, but they aren't always easy to track down in supermarkets. You can discover a local stockist of Jazz apples by using the handy shop finder on our website.
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