Granny Smith

Granny Smith let his eyes flick nervously over the dead man.

She gave up lunch years ago, but will have an occasional apple, a Granny Smith.

And right behind them came Granny Smith, emergency signal flashing.

Never liked Granny Smith for baking at all, but everyone swears by them.

The apple on the right is a Granny Smith; it is green.

Eastwood is well known as the place where the Granny Smith apple was first grown.

Fresh market sales faded in recent decades, largely because of competition with Granny Smith.

Others may find a Granny Smith apple crispness in the texture.

The Granny Smith gold deposit was discovered in 1979.

Thinly slice remaining Granny Smith apple and add it to bowl.

Granny Smith is the most tart of all, and the hardest and firmest.

Granny Smith apples are light green in colour.

To understand "substitution bias", consider for example the price of Granny Smith apples.

Granny Smith pulled onto the road and cruised slowly away from the green Chevy.

With the same grater, he ground a Granny Smith apple - skin on - into the pot.

If he rings up my Granny Smith as a red delicious, I let it go.

For the syrup, dice the Granny Smith apples into 1/4-inch cubes.

The apples are very large, two or three times the weight of a typical dessert apple such as a Granny Smith.

For baking and everyday eating, the Granny Smith has been a longtime top pick of mine.

Nobody said anything until finally Granny Smith spoke.

He put back the yoghurt, held onto the Granny Smith, and slowly closed the fridge door.

A Granny Smith apple is a sour tasting green apple.

Granny Smith (also used as an eating apple)

"It's a Granny Smith," I said, as if he actually understood.

But inside I am green as a Granny Smith apple, not yet fit to deal with blood on a regular basis.