Return of Dixon's Apples
Dozens of people waited in line to get their hands on Dixon's apples after their orchard in New Mexico was badly damaged over a decade ago.
The orchard was forced to move to Wisconsin due to fires and floods, but has returned to New Mexico for a final delivery of the year.
They're just unique. You can't get them anywhere else. The champagnes are Dixon's special. They're just really good. They're just phenomenal, great to cook with.
A long line wrapped around Calvary Chapel of Rio Rancho, with dozens of people waiting to purchase the apples, which are considered a New Mexico staple.
Author's summary: Dixon's apples return to New Mexico.
- Dixon's orchard was badly damaged over a decade ago
- The orchard moved to Wisconsin due to fires and floods
- The apples are considered a New Mexico staple
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