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First option is to fill a pot with water, ensuring the meniscus is level with the top of the pot. Afterwards, place this pot in a larger, empty one. Place an apple in the water and collect the water that flows out. Wipe down the sides of the larger pot to collect residue. Then measure the volume of the displaced water.
Or a blender works to.
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