"Something like that, I'd guess," Greta agrees, though her expression suggests that there's just no accounting for some of the changes that have occurred over the centuries. Some of them make sense, but just as many seem entirely arbitrary. "Back home, we were more concerned with whether something was spoiled or not, not whether it was healthy." After a beat, she adds, "Then again, we didn't have things like 'cheese puffs' back home, either. I don't think cheese has anything to do with those things." They hardly even look real.

She flaps her hand dismissively. "Anyway, all we need is a dozen of these, then, and we should be set." That should be plenty; the apples here are bigger than the ones she's used to.