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Despite damaging spring freezes, apple butter will simmer again in Berkeley Springs
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Despite damaging spring freezes, apple butter will simmer again in Berkeley Springs
BERKELEY SPRINGS, W.Va. — Spring freezes devastated apple crops across parts of the Mid-Atlantic this year, but organizers of a 51-year-old West Virginia festival say its giant copper kettles will still be bubbling in October. The Apple Butter Festival will return to Berkeley Springs, in Morgan County, Oct. 9–11, preserving a tradition in which volunteers ...
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