What apples are the best to make apple pie?

Table of Contents:

1. What apples are the best to make apple pie?
2. How many apples does it take to make 1 cup of applesauce?
3. How many apples make a cup of sliced apples?
4. Can I substitute fresh apples for dried apples?
5. Why are apples more expensive than bananas?
6. What will Apple cost 2020?
7. Why is the iPhone 12 so expensive?
8. How much will the Apple iPhone 12 cost?
9. Is Apple stock a good buy for 2020?
10. Does Apple pay a dividend?
11. What is the minimum required investment for Apple?
12. Is Apple a high risk stock?
13. Is Apple a cheap stock?
14. What are Apple's biggest risks?
15. How many times has Apple stock split?
16. Should you buy Apple before or after the split?

What apples are the best to make apple pie?

We especially love these varieties of apples for baked desserts and pie:

1. Granny Smith — Your standard, never-fails baking apple. ...
2. Honeycrisp — Extra crisp and always holds firm after baking. ...
3. Jonagold — Tart with a bit of sweetness. ...
4. Braeburn — Crisp, sweet apples that hold up well in pie and other baked desserts.

How many apples does it take to make 1 cup of applesauce?

Apple Equivalents: 1 medium apple = 1 1/3 cups sliced or chopped = 1 cup finely chopped = 3/4 cup grated = 1/2 cup sauce. 1 small apple = 3/4 cup sliced or chopped = 3/4 cup finely chopped = 1/2 cup grated = 1/3 cup sauce.

How many apples make a cup of sliced apples?

About 3/4 of an average sliced or cubed apple equates to a single cup. However, it really depends on the size of your apple and how you'll be cutting it. In a perfect world, you'll start with a medium apple.

Can I substitute fresh apples for dried apples?

Different varieties of apples have different moisture levels. That said, you should get somewhere around 2 cups of dried apples for every 5 pounds of fresh.

Why are apples more expensive than bananas?

Bananas are picked when green, by workers earning pennies. They can be shipped or warehoused for months without harm. Apples can only be picked when they are ripe, and they are picked by workers making a lot more money.

What will Apple cost 2020?

iPhone 11 (2019) — $599. iPhone 12 Mini (2020) — $729. iPhone 12 (2020) — $829.

Why is the iPhone 12 so expensive?

Apple's iPhone 12 is 26% more expensive to manufacture compared to the iPhone 11. The cost increase is primarily due to the addition of 5G and pricier OLED displays. Apple helped offset the increase by utilizing cheaper battery technology. It also including shipping power adapters and EarPods with new iPhone 12 models.

How much will the Apple iPhone 12 cost?

iPhone 12 US pricing

iPhone 12 model	64GB	128GB
iPhone 12 Mini (carrier model)	$699	$749
iPhone 12 Mini (SIM-free from Apple)	$729	$779
iPhone 12 (carrier model)	$799	$849
iPhone 12 (SIM-free from Apple)	$829	$879

Is Apple stock a good buy for 2020?

Analysts expect over 21% revenue growth from Apple this fiscal year, along with a 35% increase in earnings per share. The company's revenue was up just 5.

Does Apple pay a dividend?

As of November 2018, Apple paid shareholders a dividend of 73 cents per share.

What is the minimum required investment for Apple?

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Is Apple a high risk stock?

0 corresponds to a very high risk and 10 corresponds to a very low risk." The Risk Score for Apple Inc. is significantly higher than its peer group's. This means that Apple Inc. is significantly less risky than its peer group....Beta (Ref: NASDAQ 100)

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