Braeburn, Discovery and Red Jonagold are just a few of the many varieties that we have. Each one is more delicious than any other!

Each year, the orchards produce a slew of beautiful colors, including gold, crimson and green. This rolling bounty is followed by the rich aroma of apple pies and spicy ciders (both non-alcoholic and alcoholic), as well as all the other tastes and smells that come with this seasonal treat.

Celebrate everything National Apple Day-related!

People from all over the globe gather to celebrate the best harvest and share in the joy of apples. There are many events that range from small to large in scale in different parts of the country. These events allow enthusiasts to come together and share their recipes, cider and advice on growing apples properly.

The first National Apple Day celebration was held in Covent Garden in 1990. Since then, it has been celebrated in many other parts of the world. It is now more than a celebration of apples.

Apples can be enjoyed every day, not just on National Apple Day. As the old saying goes, “an apple a days keeps the doctor away”.

Participating in National Apple Day celebrations can be easy and enjoyable. Enjoy the day with friends or alone by trying these fun ideas:

You can start a National Apple Day celebration by eating one of the many delicious apple varieties. A fresh, juicy apple, whether it is yellow, green, pink, or red, can be cut, sliced or taken out of its center. You can eat it as is or dip it into peanut butter, Nutella, caramel sauce, or cream cheese dip.

Slice an apple and place it on a sandwich. Dice it and cook it for a few hours to make apple butter or applesauce. Wrap it in pastry and bake it. Or chop it up and add it to pancakes. It doesn’t matter how you eat it, everyone can appreciate the delicious fruit on National Apple Day.

Find out what National Apple Day events are happening in your area. Participate in various events to enjoy the unique varieties of apples that grow near your home.

National Apple Day is traditionally celebrated on October 21. However, it is not unusual for events to continue throughout the month to celebrate the Apple. You can go apple picking or take an apple orchard tour on weekends. There are hundreds of apple-related events in the UK, as well as many others around the globe. Everyone will enjoy some fun October activities!

Apples can be used for more than just making pies, crumbles, and crisps. Apples are a versatile fruit that can be used in many different dishes. Apples can be sweetened or savory and used in salads, desserts, and main dishes. Enjoy creating unique and delicious apple recipes. Here are some ideas to get you started.

A National Apple Day party can be hosted for family and friends. This encourages people to try new types and recipes of apples. Treat your guests to special ciders made at nearby orchards and apple-themed treats from local bakeries. National Apple Day is about supporting the genetic diversity and sustainability of Apple Orchards.

Participating in the Apple Wassail is another way to celebrate National Apple Day. This ancient practice is often part of a National Apple Day celebration. The practice involves laying bread on the roots of the trees, which is then doused in apple cider. This was believed to bring good harvests and blessings to the trees.

Enjoy National Apple Day and the bounty of the season by getting out there!