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Tuesday, September 29, 2020

shine muscat & queen nina

In the past we've tried Shine Muscat grapes (green).

Recently we got to try Queen Nina (red-pink).

Queen Nina's outer flesh is quite tough, so it needs to be peeled.

Shine Muscat's outer flesh is tender and the whole thing can be eaten.

Both do not have seeds and are super sweet.

I'm glad we got to try both.

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7 comments:

  1. Anonymous11:35 AM, September 29, 2020

    were they over $10 a bunch? Even if so, worth it!
    v

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  2. K and S7:39 PM, September 29, 2020

    V, most bunches I've seen were almost $20! these grapes were in a plastic cup for about $7.

    Take care.
    Kat

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  3. jalna4:57 AM, September 30, 2020

    Whoa!! Worth it to try at least.

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  4. K and S4:08 PM, September 30, 2020

    Jalna, definitely was worth trying it.

    Take care.
    Kat

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  5. KirkK4:42 AM, October 01, 2020

    Looks good Kat....love the names too.

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  6. Rowena10:41 PM, October 02, 2020

    those are new-to-me varieties and look very good. I thought we'd never get through our modest harvest (31 lbs. of Black Magic!), but not that they're gone, I wish we had more.

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  7. K and S3:27 PM, October 03, 2020

    Japanese product names are usually fun Kirk :)

    Black magic sounds delicious Rowena!

    Take care you two.
    Kat

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