Well, what do we do with 13 Billion apples?

by KinderEggSkillIssue

47 comments
  1. Food

    Livestock feed

    Juice

    Cider

    Compost

    Pectin

    Biogas

  2. Referencing the adage that “An apple a day keeps the doctor away”, this windfall (heh) could keep the entire country healthy for 6.94 years.

  3. 5billion on housing 5 billion on gp’s. 3 billion on bikesheds.

  4. It will go into the ahem government coffers ahem..wink wink

  5. Considering the apples now outnumber us at about 2452 to 1 it’s a question of what will they do with us?

  6. Do we have an excessive surplus of apples this year? I only manage to eat about 3-4 apples a day.

    I can get paid in apples no problem

  7. We build a competing children’s hospital and let the two we would now have, fight for customers!

  8. Excellent, that will fund Ireland’s new €13b tech incentive lottery scheme, the proceeds of which will be distributed to one lucky randomly chosen tree-fruit-themed technology company with a five-letter name that was founded by at least one lad named Steve.

  9. €13b? Could build a children’s hospital with that. Maybe get a bike shed if there’s any change.

  10. i cannot believe this popped up on my homepage after i picked 4 kilos of apples off a few trees i found

  11. Get a dehydrator and make as many bags of dried apple slices as possible.

  12. Time for cider, apple pies, and particularly… apple toasties, let’s gooooooo

  13. I have a novel idea, how about we invest in our defence and security forces, army, navy, air corps and gardai. might make the place a safer better place to live.

  14. Make a f**k load of very well branded artisan cider and sell it for €8.50 a pint to people who have more money than sense.

    That’s basically the Apple business model.

  15. Housing please god build affordable housing, i NEEd to get out of my parents house

  16. Metrolink money, the rest goes to half a children’s hospital.

  17. I think Bulmer’s/Magner’s in Clonmel would find a pretty good use for them.

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