Many people think apples taste best when they’re cut into slices. “Apples taste so much better when you cut them into slices” was posted on Twitter on November 4, 2011. “Apples taste even better when you cut them into slices” was posted on Twitter on October 31, 2012.
“Apples are tastier when you cut them into slices” was posted on Reddit—Shower Thoughts on August 9, 2017.
Twitter
Scott Adair
@scottytoohottty
Apples taste so much better when you cut them into slices
4:00 PM - 4 Nov 2011
Twitter
Monique
@Mon_Riley
Apples taste even better when you cut them into slices 🍎
5:19 AM - 31 Oct 2012
Twitter
Becs
@BecHB
Why do apples taste better when you cut them into slices?
7:43 AM - 24 Jan 2013
Twitter
Ben Ford
@Fordie8Ben
apples taste so much better when you cut them into slices
12:30 PM - 31 Jan 2013
Twitter
Colby Braton
@BratonColby
It’s like a fact that apples taste better when you cut them into slices.
9:41 PM - 9 Feb 2017
Reddit—Shower Thoughts
Apples are tastier when you cut them into slices.
submitted August 9, 2017 by oupy
Twitter
RandomFun!
@RandomFun_
Apples are tastier when you cut them into slices.
9:25 AM - 9 Aug 2017
Twitter
Shower Thoughts
@atshower
Apples are tastier when you cut them into slices.
9:33 AM - 9 Aug 2017
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Above, John J. Fitz Gerald, from the Aug. 15, 1931, Binghamton (NY) Press, pg. 14.
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