

July 2022 – SUMMER In The ORCHARD
Summer in the Orchard
Difficult decisions are being made: on average, two to six such fruits per cluster are thinned down to one large and healthy Ambrosia apple. Read all about it CLICK HERE.

Recipe: Braised Red Cabbage with Ambrosia Apples
The secret is in the butter, and of course, the Ambrosia Apples. Peeled or unpeeled, it’s up to you. In the summer heat, we recommend using the instant pressure cooker. Enjoy this comforting favourite with any pork dish – maybe some barbecued pork tenderloin? CLICK HERE
Did Someone Say Barbecue?
Speaking of barbecue, this month’s Test Kitchen headed to the grill to examine the myriad of ways Ambrosia apples can enhance your outdoor dining experience. CLICK HERE
Ambrosia Apple a Day
We had a chance to check in with Patricia and asked her if she is still eating her Ambrosia Apple a Day. “Absolutely!” she enthused, although she did admit that it may not be every single day. “I do take one in my lunch every weekday, and on the weekends I try some of the recipes featured on the blogs, so close!”
Social Media Roundup
We love to hear what’s going on on our social media channels. Want to share something with us? Be sure to #Ambrosiaapples!
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@wvsheepdog shared their beautiful and healthy fruit salad featuring Ambrosia apples! |
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@therealmsnuckles shared their recipe for a lovely Ambrosia salad! |
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@eveningsunstar shared their breakfast, isn’t it great that you can add Ambrosia apples to every meal? |
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@yummyfruitco_nz are hard at work in their Ambrosia Apple orchards in New Zealand! |
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@montagueofficial wowed us with this artistic rendition of Ambrosia apples! |
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Summerland, BC V0H 1Z0 Canada