25 Apple Coloring Pages - Free!

Apples are incredible fruits, we eat them daily, at different times of the day, and in different forms, but we know very little about them.

We don't know what benefits they bring for our health, the bunch of vitamins they contain, the way in which they reach the supermarkets, and how to keep them in the best way.

That is why, here at Coloring Together we are going to tell you how great apples are. They are very nutritious fruits that contain fiber, potassium, calcium, phosphorus; vitamins A, C, and E, which are very beneficial elements for your health.

Why? Well, because each of those vitamins helps our bodies work much better, so we will avoid some ailments.

For that reason coloring apples is important, because you will be able to learn a ton, much more than what we have already told you.

The best part of all is that you will learn more about them while you have fun coloring in the comfort of your home. So don't think about it any longer and go ahead and learn about this really great fruit!

1. Apples come from Asia. They spread to American territory during the expeditions to the continent.
2. There are more than 7000 types of apples, it is one of the fruits with the most variety that exists. And 2500 of those types are planted in the United States.
3. Apples keep better in the cold, so if you want to eat them later, it is best to store them in the fridge, that way they last much longer!
4. The skin of the apple is not only red, it can also be green or yellow.
5. The fiber content of the apple helps control some intestinal discomfort. So if you have stomach problems, an apple is the solution.
6. Apples can be stored for several months. And do you know what the best part is? They don't lose their freshness!
7. The apple is one of the most consumed fruits around the world, along with bananas and citrus fruits.
8. The apple is harvested approximately between late summer and early autumn.
9. Apples come from a tree known as the apple tree, which measures up to 12 meters in height. Have you ever seen one?
10. The life of the apple tree is between 60 and 80 years, but in commercial plantations they usually last much less.
11. In the United States the apple ranks second among the most consumed fruits per year. Incredible, isn't it?
12. March 3 is World Apple Pie Day, also known as “Apple Tart” Day
13. To produce its first fruit, an apple tree can take between 4 and 5 years. That is quite a long time just for one apple!
14. There is a type of apple called “Golden delicious”. Do you know what it means? “Golden delight” because its skin is a golden yellow color, with small black dots.
15. The apple contains proteins and fats in small amounts.
16. The apple, thanks to the fibers in its skin, can help you clean the food residue that stays in your mouth. Plus, it strengthens your gums!
17. Apple juice provides vitamin C and antioxidants, very important nutrients for taking care of your body.
18. The apple can help some vegetables ripen quickly. Do you want to do it? You just have to place the vegetable and the apples in a bag, and that's it!
19. Spain, China, Turkey, Poland, the United States, and Italy are the countries in charge of the largest international production of apple trees.
20. Washington is one of the apple-producing states in the USA. They achieve an annual harvest of up to 100 million boxes, each one weighs 40 pounds.
21. Although eating apples helps strengthen your gums, if you eat it in excess it can be harmful to the enamel of your teeth.
22. Apple seeds contain a substance called amygdalin that can release cyanide (poison), which is why it is not advisable to chew them.
23. The apple contains vitamin C, a nutrient that contributes to the care of the skin.
24. Apples help strengthen our bones, thanks to the fact that they contain boron. If you eat an apple a day you will have much stronger bones!
25. Unlike many fruits and vegetables, apples are harvested by hand, without any kind of machinery.