small amounts of salts are found in and right under the skin, and are quite good for you, which means you should eat them without pelling
Yes, usually a very small amount: there's rather more in tomatoes (which are technically a fruit), but not sufficient to be a health concern.
Apple doesn't contain sodium chloride.
no
As salt absorbs moisture from the surrounding air, it prevents apples from browning.
Salt water slows the dehydration (browning of apples) because it is an acid.
Salt stops an apple from rotting due to its antibacterial properties.
what a great treat. I remember picking green apples near my grandfathers hous off a neighbors tree abs sprinkiling them with some salt. HEAVEN BABY!
Yes, vinegar,salt,and antibacterial hand soap are great preservers for apples.
yes
Apples, carrots, onion, salt, sauerkraut, sour cream and sugar are the ingredients in Latvia's sauerkraut salad with apples and carrots.Specifically, grate separately apples, carrots and onion. Put in a bowl in the following order sauerkraut, carrots, apples and onion. Mix gently. Then add in the following order sour cream, salt and sugar. Mix gently. Serve fresh.
vinegar
no
STEWED APPLES 6 c. peeled, cored and sliced winesap apples3/4 c. sugar1 tbsp. flour1/2 tsp. cinnamon1/8 tsp. salt Blend together sugar, flour, cinnamon and salt. Coat apples in mixture. Bake at 425 degrees 10 minutes or microwave at 80%.
flour, apples, salt, and three pounds of lard. and of course you use that mixture on the bread!
Very probable salt stop the action of the enzyme poliphenol oxidase (this enzyme help the oxidation of apple internal surface).