At a glance

Fall to winterMalus domestica 'Scilate'

Envy

Envy is a very sweet apple with a dense, crisp bite that suits fresh eating.

Very sweet with a dense, crisp bite

Origin
New Zealand
Season
Fall to winter
Scientific name
Malus domestica 'Scilate'
Envy apple photo

Quick answers

Quick answers

What it tastes like

High sweetness, low acidity, and dense crispness

Best for

Best fresh or as a snack, and useful in salads when sweetness should stay prominent.

When it is in season

Fall to winter

How long it keeps

About 5-7 weeks refrigerated

Taste and texture profile

Taste and texture profile

Sweetness

5/5

Sweetness leads strongly.

Acidity

2/5

Lower acidity keeps the profile sweet.

Crunchiness

5/5

The bite is dense and firmly crisp.

Juiciness

4/5

Juiciness supports the sweet profile.

Best uses

Best uses

Best fresh or as a snack, and useful in salads when sweetness should stay prominent.

Fresh

Snacking

Salad

Flavor profile

High sweetness, low acidity, and dense crispness

Storage life

Storage life

About 5-7 weeks refrigerated

History

History

The MVP seed records Envy as a New Zealand-origin variety. Peekapple treats it as a sweet, dense fresh-eating apple.

Sources

Sources

  1. Variety guideWashington Apples
    Washington Apples Envy variety guide

    Washington Apples

  2. Photo recordWikimedia Commons
    Envy variety record

    Wikimedia Commons