Apple Crisps
How are they made?
Perry Court Farm Apple Crisps are made using
a completely natural drying process; warm air
is blown over the slices of apple for hours and
hours until crisp and scrumptious, and then
packaged quickly to keep them like this. This
slow drying method keeps all the goodness of a
fresh apple in the crisps, but allows you to keep
it much longer (drying is a natural way of
preserving fruit, used since the Ancient
Egyptians!!).
Perry Court Farm uses traditional English varieties of apple, selecting the best ones from over 100 different cultivars, including Cox orange Pippin, Laxtons Fortune and Ribstone Pippin.
Where can we get them? Perry Court Apple crisps can be ordered online by clicking here. They are also currently available for sale at the following locations;
Perry Court Farm Shop Markets:
Wye
Uckfield
Walton on Thames
Penge
Barnes
Oval
South Kensington
Twickenham
Notting Hill
Ealing
Wimbledon
Alexandra Palace
Islington
Meopham
Epsom
Blackheath
Queens Park
Marylebone
Westerham
Perry Court Farm uses traditional English varieties of apple, selecting the best ones from over 100 different cultivars, including Cox orange Pippin, Laxtons Fortune and Ribstone Pippin.
Where can we get them? Perry Court Apple crisps can be ordered online by clicking here. They are also currently available for sale at the following locations;
Perry Court Farm Shop Markets:
Wye
Uckfield
Walton on Thames
Penge
Barnes
Oval
South Kensington
Twickenham
Notting Hill
Ealing
Wimbledon
Alexandra Palace
Islington
Meopham
Epsom
Blackheath
Queens Park
Marylebone
Westerham