Crab apples

>>9374129
What's its orange stuff in that bowl anon?

>>9374139
oh that other thing is a pan

>>9374147
did you get it from the titanic

Good for cider, otherwise not much. They are too acidic for most peoples tastes so they aren't usually eaten raw, and using them in baking is a hassle because of how small they are(and again how acidic they are.)

However, it might be worth planting other apple trees around that crabapple tree. Apple trees require pollination from other apple trees to produce fruit. Crabapple can pollinate a wide variety of other apple trees.

>>9374129
Crab apple jelly is great with strong cheese. Older generations in the UK used to eat it a lot, but it's no longer in fashion.

>>9375624
The Titanic sank in the mid 30's (killing most of the 5000 onboard according to Wikipedia), highly unlikely he had relatives on board that bothered to save a pan unless it's gold.

i remember eating one and getting a bit of a cranberry taste. bitter and astringent, but in a pleasant way.

i bet their juice would make a nice drink if you sweetened it with sugar.

>>9375985
I think he meant because it looks rusty as fuck m8

>>9374129
Chunky apple sauce is nice too