Visiting a British Apple Farm with Alan Titchmarsh | Waitrose & Partners

Alan Titchmarsh visits Jeremy Linsell, who has been growing apples at Braiseworth Orchards in Suffolk for 16 years.
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[@djames2377]

British apple plucked on a British apple tree by foreigners he didnt say that bit without foreigners none of us would get to enjoy them so shoutout to the pickers

[@shashikumara9809]

I want to see that farm

[@ellisgarbutt1925]

I so can't wait to get apples on my tree

[@jahangirkabir9600]

i that will great test when someone pick the apple from tree.That is delicious & contain micro nutrition,the toung become happy and the whole body and mind become happy.

[@imtiazhashmi816]

nice i wish to visit the england agriculture

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I like work in farm on england

[@DimasCalderon-lj8iy]

where is it located? where can I find this?

[@marystuart4497]

How to buy apple tree seeds of this kind? Mail me some seeds

[@amatbokir4418]

I like to eat apples

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British my 💖💔 all people,s British I love our I from Iraq

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عربي

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Ok

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Suddenly reminds me of Apple Cider vinegar!!

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Rain

[@kingscrown4065]

I lava england am from irap

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TASTY APPLES

[@applesnow6516]

British my ass, those apples are picked and grown by Eastern Europeans

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Its beutiful

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I lava england am from irap

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[@nicolesnow737]

Those look nice ! A quick , pie. Remove stem and seeds. Add some vinegar, spray after they are rinsed. Slice them. The little pies , with the tart pastry , from our bakery in USA really gets the fresh items from a king ? God Bless us.

[@marystuart4497]

How to buy apple tree seeds of this kind? Mail me some seeds

[@mimleather7519]

nice looking, its so nice . thanks.

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Wow! I've sure been dying to watch this video!

[@pardeeprana9786]

Good video

[@TamilRaj2011]

looking good

[@leon9917]

i wonder how grow those apples if the weather is not hot

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apple like cold weather

[@leonieladner8631]

Apples are plentiful in summer and winter in Australia

[@ProudBtitish]

I’m now 66: I’ve never been a lover of fruit. My wife badgered me continuously for weeks, “ at your age you need the vitamins” I got that for weeks. Ok , I’ll eat some fresh fruit. As a regular at Waitrose we naturally went to them. What a total disappointment. Plums, dry and tasteless , strawberries, sour or tasteless, went back and bought some different plums, once again dry and tasteless. We decided to try Sainsbury, see what they were like, the same, dry tasteless British fruit. At 66 I won’t be trying fruit again, total waste of money , foreign might be better but British fruit is total rubbish.

[@davidsmith663]

Same with veg as well. People demand, or so we are told, that they want large perfect fruit and veg. Then the supermarkets demand that from the grower. Cox's are a classic example. They are a naturally small apple of about 55mm/21/4" but they are not big enough for the consumer so the supermarkets only buy the very biggest, which is a small percentage and don't pay much anyway. So that the fruit is not thrown away the growers put on a lot more water and nitrogen to increase the size. But because it is forced it looses flavour and shelf life. I grow my own apples and strawberries along with much of the veg we eat. It is organic and grown "hard" so the plant works harder. Yes smaller crops, but the flavours are awesome.