4 Dec 2004
I just tried a Grapple, an apple that is supposed to taste like a grape. It basically tastes like an apple that’s been soaked in grape soda. For $1.25 each.
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Does anyone make a grapple scented car freshener? Dude, I want one of those!
I don’t want to hear crap about grapples being unatural. They’re just soaked ingrape juice, that’s all. Computers and the internet are unnatural too, but that’s not stopping anybody. Especially our holy vegans.
I don’t eat apple skin, so I peeled the one I just tried. The thing had no flavor at all.
You can smell grape though, if you sniff the skin. The scent is so strong that the plastic container it came in still smells like grape.
I don’t know what they’ve permeated the skin with, but i’m going to guess artifical grape falvoring, probably in some kind of gas.
I saw a “how its made” show about the Grapples. They pick the very best out of the Fuji appples…only the fuji because it has “breathable” skin that the grape juice can penetrate. They use a mixture of grape juice and grape juice extract(artificial).
I just tried a Grapple. It’s supposed to taste like a grape but I think it tastes more like just an apple. Anyway,who the heck even came up with that idea?
OMG these things r so freakin’ good!
The only thing that tasted like grape was the skin, everything else tasted like apple.
Grapples are DEFINITELY worth the cost. They are different and exciting to your taste buds. Anyone who disagrees is a cheap jew that just doesn’t want to pay for them. They are amazing. I’m going to send boxes of them to people for Valentine’s Day this year!
I live in Canada’s arctic circle, where fruit and vegetables are expensive.
I paid $8.99 for a pack of four Grapples today, and I thought “okay, to get the full experience, I will try eating this with my eyes closed.”
Lo and behold — it tasted slightly like a grape.
Mission accomplished! I mean, that’s pretty interesting overall.
But what’s with the “fatty acids?”
Next time I’ll just drink grape juice while eating an apple.
I recently ate a grapple band grapple and am immensely happy with the results. For many years I have looked for the cure for the common beard. Upon eating the grapple, my beard immediately became erect and grew with a passionate enthusiasm. I now sit here with a beard like the men of old. A beard that kept them warm and protected them in battle in places like kilamanjaro and tanzania. I am so enthralled with this product and I plan on submitting a sales jingle to the tune of an old swedish hymn. Thank You Grapple. Thank you.
grappels are great, mostly an apple. with a little bit of grape
Alas, I was duped. Never would this mind have conceived that anyone would do something as dumb as soak an apple in grape juice and sell it for over a dollar. So naturally when I saw Grapples in the produce section I thought “My goodness. They’ve done it! They’ve crossed the grape and the apple!”
I was giddy and more than willing to pay $5 for my package of 4 precious Grapples. Then I got home and looked at the packaging before I was about to take a bite. “Ingredients? Why the hell do my Grapples have ingredients?!”
What a sad day. And they’re not even impressive fake Grapples! They smell like grapes but manage to taste only super minorly faintly like grapes. Mind you they’re pretty decent apples. But $1.25 each?! Nuh-uh.
Just became sadly disappointed after eating the Grapple, it doesn’t live up to the hype. I picked them up at Market Street last night in the produce department because I thought they were a new hybrid product rather than a juice infused fruit. My lunch was a low point today when I bit into the Grapple which I thought was promising due to the scent and alas it was just a grainy apple. I then went to the website to find out that the whole thing is a sham. They do have a survey which I filled out to voice my disappointment. Won’t be buying them again. Lesson learned - read the ingredients and disclaimers on food purchases - no more impluse buying!
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pero
March 25, 2007 2:39 PM
Mine tastes like purple.
(my lengthy comment kept going so I made it a post).