Appearance:
Shimla apples can range in size from small to large.
Their skin can be smooth, waxy, or textured, and may have a mix of green, yellow, red, or crimson hues.
The flesh is typically ivory, white, or cream-colored.
Flavor:
The flavor of Shimla apples varies, but they are generally known for their sweet and tangy taste, often with a subtle floral aroma.
Some varieties have a crisp, aqueous consistency, while others have a grainy, crunchy, or chewy mouthfeel.
Uses:
Shimla apples are a great snack, especially when they are small and convenient.
They can be added to salads, desserts, or even used in baking.
Their crisp flesh makes them suitable for making applesauce or jams.