A dual-purpose apple tree with colourful red-fleshed apples. Tickled Pink Apple trees have a lot to offer, from the ornamental dark pink blossom in spring, to the unusual pinky-red flesh of the apples. The apples themselves are delicious and juicy eaten fresh. They are a good choice for cooking, retaining their shape and flavour, as well as adding colour. They can also be used for juicing, creating an unusual bright pink juice. Tickled Pink Apple trees crop in late September and the apples store for around 3 months. A suitable pollination partner is needed for this heavy-cropping variety. It was introduced into the UK by the renowned grower Frank P Matthews where it is known as Tickled Pink, but in Germany it is registered as Baya® Marisa. Tickled Pink apples were featured in the BBC's Great British Menu for the dessert final (2019). AKA Malus Baya® Marisa
