Grape

VIVC number. 2801. The skin of a Concord grape is typically dark blue or purple, and often is covered with a glaucous epicuticular wax “bloom”… Read More »What Is A Dark Blue Grape?

Cabernet Sauvignon is one of the most famous black Cabernet in the world. If Chardonnay is the queen, then Cabernet is its worthy king. Cabernet… Read More »What Is A Variety Of Black Grape?

Are Cotton Candy grapes seedless or do they have seeds? These grapes are grown to be seedless, but like many seedless grapes, they may still… Read More »Can You Eat The Seeds In Cotton Candy Grapes?

Although cotton candy grapes are not organic, the company that produces them tests for pesticide residues before harvesting to make sure that they are safe… Read More »Should I Wash Cotton Candy Grapes?

Both red and green grapes should not be offered to dogs. It does not matter what color the grape is or if it is an… Read More »Can Dogs Have Cotton Candy Grapes?

To make the Cotton Candy grape, Cain and his colleagues hybridized two grape species: a type of Concord-like grape (the grape used in Welch’s jams,… Read More »What Two Grapes Make Cotton Candy?

Aptly named Cotton Candy Grapes, this new variety is a hybrid fruit that took eight years to develop. According to NPR’s food blog The Salt,… Read More »Are Cotton Candy Grapes Genetically Modified?

You may be wondering if you can take seeds from store bought grapes to start your own plant, but since Candy Hearts are a seedless… Read More »Are Candy Heart Grapes Seedless?

Some experts caution against giving children whole grapes until the age of 2. Talk with your pediatrician about your child’s developmental readiness for the unsliced… Read More »Can I Give My Baby Whole Grapes?

It is necessary to peel and cut grapes lengthwise to prevent accidental choking, which may happen when the baby is served whole grapes. Older babies… Read More »Why Do You Have To Peel Grapes For Baby?