Braeburn
There are many uses for Braeburn, from eating it raw to baking. Due to its high vitamin C content, its flesh oxidises very slowly after cutting.
Interbreeding
Seedling of Lady Hamilton, 1952

Appearance
Scarlet red to dark red, with stripes on a golden-yellow base colour; smooth, shiny skin, elongated shape

Taste
Balanced sweetness and acidity

Character
Very crispy, compact and juicy

Aroma
Green
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