Raw Food Fall Harvest ~ Crabapples & Rosehips

I dont know about your crab apples. I do suggest to check with your local college horticulture department or nursery/greenhouse and find out about the variety growing near you. All the varieties I have ever seen growing in my area (alaska) have been harvestable for either juicing, jellying, or other uses. Good Luck.

hello ive got tiny crab apples there very sour are they poisonous or

Youre welcome. Thank you for stopping by my channel. Yes, that juice is a wonderful sweet & tart flavor. . . I am still using those apples and slowly freezing them for future use as well. (wish my YT friends were closer, Id share the bounty & love!!)

I see you are a friend of a few of my YT friends and came to check out your channel. I can’t tell you how much I love this video. It MADE my day complete. The gratitude of harvest, the sharing of love and fruit from your neighbor, crab apples and romain juice, homemade amazing rose hip powder, pouring and tasting the juice at the end and the love of raw – this all is beautiful. Thank you for sharing. Ps was the juice sweet and tart?

i mix the rosehip powder into smoothies. Even as a powder it is granular and dont disolve or mix well. The taste is indescernable.

LIke an apple, more specific a granny smith apple crossed with a gala. Very good. But there are different varieties that probably taste different and some that arent good for eating.

I have never had a crabapple what does it taste like?
and what does the rose hip powder taste like?

Thanks Ang. You would love this juice, its tangy and wakes up your taste buds.

And know that we are here to inspire one another. You also inspire me thru your vids.

Now if I can just learn how to edit. . . . . . . LOL

I love this video sis! I want to taste some of that juice too it looks soooo delicious. I get so inspired when I see your vids. Thanks sis!

Cool, thank you

These are much like granny smith apples crossed with gala. Crisp with a hint of tart, just perfect for juice, cider or cooking down for sauce (if we werent raw, right? LOL) I used to make jelly with them years ago for the kids. I live in Alaska. The crabapples are mostly grown for their spring blooms as ornamental shrubs. But I am lucky that the few around us are the larger ones that make good eating!

Pretty sure that is the common name; crabapple. They are usually ornamental trees grown for their spring blooms. They are actually smaller, shorter versions of the regular apple tree with quite a few varieties. The apples are golf ball sized or smaller. Not all varieties are good to eat or juice. But this one is good.

Is crab apple the real name of that fruit? I haven’t heard of those (that I can remember) so I’d like to try and find some here in my area.

I miss crabapples from living on the east coast. I was a kid when I lived onn the east coast,but are the always sour?That’s what I remember about crabapples. What state r u in?

LOL, I have enough to supply all my viewers with some. Was just figuring out where to store those apples until I get to use them all. Wish you all were closer I would gladly share!!!

Make me some!