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The Fruit Encyclopedia

PEARS
Bosc
Columbia Red d'Anjou
Comice
Concord
Forelle
French d'Anjou
Imperial Asian
Seckel
Starcrimson
Yellow Bartlett
 
APPLES
Fuji
Gala
Golden Supreme
Granny Smith
Jonagold
Ruby Red
 
ORANGES
Navel
Satsuma Mandarin
Valencia
 
CHERRIES
Bing
Rainier
 
MISC
Oregon Peaches
Scarlet Nectarines
 
 
 
 
Forelle Pears

Forelles are perhaps one of the best-kept secrets of pear-lovers.

Extremely sugary and very juicy, they do change color as they ripen. An attractive red freckling, called “lenticels” remains brilliantly visible while an underlying green skin turns bright yellow as they ripen.

Forelles are thought to have originated sometime in the 1600s in northern Saxony Germany. The name Forelle translates to mean “trout” in the German language. It is believed that the variety earned this name because of the similarity between the pear’s brilliant red lenticels and the colors of a Rainbow Trout. Forelles were introduced into the United States by German immigrants in the 1800’s and are available October through late winter.

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