an ideal apple
...hould have four separated bumps that are equal so that it can stand straight up on its own. Moving toward the top of the apple, it should be getting thicker and round itself on the top. The stem of the apple should be slightly curved and should be around two inches long. If an apple has these details it will have the ideal shape. Of course shape is the first thing that leads you toward an apple. Once an apple looks appealing you would then come to touch it. When someone feels an apple it needs to have the right texture. This is the second sense that kicks in, feeling. An apple’s skin needs to be smooth to its texture as your hand goes around it. If an apple has the right shape and texture you will want to eat it. An apple must have the right taste, which is the third sense that kicks in. In order for an apple to taste good, it must be juicy when you bite into it. When the apple is being chewed, juice must flow out with every chew. Finally, when you’re ready to swallow the apple,...