Kitchen

[HonnyBrown]

I picked these up from Trader Joes. I always like to pick up a variety or hybrid of something new.

These are tiny grapes on a stem and seedless. They are dark purple and taste lie a cross between grapes and blueberries. DH actually thought they were blueberries.

I haven't seen these at the farmers market or the chains. The next time you are picking up Cookie Butter Ice Cream, give these a try!

[Foggy morning]

I like trying new things too and those sound interesting. I have a concord grape vine that is growing along a porch railing. It's fun to sit on the porch and watch the grapes slowly ripen.

[HonnyBrown]

Amber, that is so nice that you grow them! I am impressed! Do you eat them off the vine or make jelly or anything?

[Foggy morning]

The vine pretty much grows on it's own, I just prune it occasionally. It's very hardy. We eat the grapes, share some, and I make juice and sometimes jelly. Right now I'm sharing with a bluejay who is sampling grapes as the get a little on the ripe side. Do the Thomcord grapes have seeds? Oops, I see you said they are seedless.

[Meeras]

love to try new things .

[HonnyBrown]

Amber, I know that bluejay is thanking you with a beautiful song!

My grapes are gone.

[terrier3]

Our local farmers market had them last year....I LOVE them.

They taste like Concords, but they are seedless....my kind of grape!

[depglass]

You mean they ripen right before your eyes? Some guy on TV was talking about Supertunias, he said they grew an inch a day. More fun that watching paint dry.

[Foggy morning]

depglass, yes they ripen before your eyes, but over the period of a few weeks! Those Supertunias sound really neat. HonnyBrown, I'm really going to have to make a trip to TJ's soon.

[HonnyBrown]

They are sweet, tiny, sweet and seedless. Did I say sweet?