The Silver Apples of the Moon the Golden Apples of the Sun
Myth about Apple
The Silver Apples of the Moon the Golden Apples of the Sun
The apple as the fruit of immortality, or perhaps equally of death, appears as a symbol in Celtic mythology too. Heralds from the Land of Youth would bear a silver apple branch, with silver blossom and golden fruit, whose tinkling music lulled the hearers to sleep
Apples also act as a toothbrush
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An apple a day keeps the doctor away
The skin of an apple contains no nutrients
The Silver Apples of the Moon the Golden Apples of the Sun
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Pectin is found in apple
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