Has anyone ever bitten into an apple? Why does it make a "crunch" sound?

Question

and what did it taste like?

Describe your experience as best you can, so an unbeliever of apples can understand.

David

Answer 1

The crunch sound is a product of force plus the separation of chemical bonds holding the molecules of the apple together. As the necessary force is applied to the matter of the apple, the bonds holding those molecules are forced apart in a series of small explosions when multiplied with the extremely large amount of molecules present in the apple, amount to the 'crunch' that our ears are capable of hearing.

The sweetly sour taste is a product of those same molecules as they interact with our sens of taste.

Believe it, it's real...you can taste it and hear it.

Answer 2

The peal is tough so it makes a sound when your teeth punch through it and the flesh of the apple is firm so it crunches. It tastes really good and once you convince your boyfriend to take a bite, everyone suddenly calls you evil and creates a religion designed to make you think you're inferior to those with exterior reproductive organs.

Answer 3

Apparently you never noticed that you can hear the "crunch" sound if you bite into a cucumber, carrot, green pear and some other fruits and vegetables as well as biting into an apple.

Answer 4

The apple told me that it crunched, and I never ate a non-apple fruit again. Also I throw apples at everyone I meet and scream at them until they eat them.

However, if you pay me enough money, then I will qualify you as an apple-eater even if you haven't technically eaten an apple.

Answer 5

very good question.
One has trouble understanding things that are outside of the realm of their experience. I cannot make someone see, believe, know something that I have experienced and understand when they have not. A lot of people spend a lot of energy trying to "make someone see" things they are just blind to, sometimes through no fault of their own and sometimes just through rebellion.
I can explain all day about my relationship with my mom, but that will not make you have a relationship with her or even make you understand her and who she is- you have to come to that understanding through your own relationship
until you put that apple to your mouth and take a bite for yourself you will never understand the experience.

It is amazing how many ridiculous, waste of space questions here get all these deep theological answers and a really good make you think question gets a lot of silly and ridiculous answers

Answer 6

You are what you eat....apparently you are a fruit...cake.... At least you are funny tonight, instead of regurgitating the same old dogma.

Pssst...you do know that we can see, touch, taste, smell and hear the crunch of apples don't you? BTW apples are sacred to the Goddess and have a little Pentagram in them when you cut them in half horizontally.

Have a Cool Yule!

Answer 7

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Answer 8

Uhh Ohh i didn't bite apples. I cut it to smaller pieces. Even then I can hear that "crunch" sound, so sexy it tickles and red apples taste delicious down to your belly. They are also very wet....

Answer 9

I eat an apple a day it keeps the doctor away. My favorite ones are the red Delicious and I don't like them crunchier. I usually buy let them sit in my kitchen for a few days until they are nice and soft.

Answer 10

Over ripe apple never give "crunch sound"