Dried Grapes

Description

Dried grapes can be green, black, brown, purple and yellow depending on the grape variety. They have a thin, wrinkled skin due to the dehydration process from either being artificially dehydrated or sun-dried. The texture is chewy and may sometimes have a bit of grittiness to it when sugars have crystalized.

• SULTANAS. Sultanas are the main type of dried grapes grown in Australia and comprise several varieties, including the more traditional Thompson Seedless as well as Merbein Seedless, Selma Pete, and the newer Sunglo. …
• CURRANTS. …
• SUNMUSCAT. …
• RAISINS.

A raisin and a sultana are produced from the same grape – Thompson seedless The only difference is the way they are dried. A raisin is dried naturally, but a sultana is dipped in veg oil and acid and then dried.