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What is the difference between grapes and raisins?

2015-09-01View Original

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There are many fruits in the supermarket. There are seedless grapes, camel milk grapes, and American red grapes. Is there a difference between grapes and raisins?
Reply #22015-09-01
 The difference between grapes and raisins   Both grapes and raisins are essentially fruits of the grape vine. During the distribution of goods, markets in places such as Hong Kong and Shanghai usually refer to Eurasian grape varieties that have large seeds, thick skins, little juice, high quality, difficult-to-separate flesh from skin, and good storage and transportation properties as ‘grapes’, while fruits with large seeds, soft texture, plenty of juice, and easy-to-peel skins are called ‘grapes’. 1. Variety: ‘Grapes’ are imported from the United States, whereas ‘grapes’ in this context are produced in China. 2. Shape: ‘Grapes’ are long-shaped, while ordinary grapes are round.   3. Skin: When a grape is squeezed, its skin separates easily from the flesh, whereas the skin of a grapevine grape is thin, making it difficult to separate the skin from the flesh. You need to spit out the skin of grapes, as it’s not tasty; whereas you don’t have to spit out the skin of grapes, as it’s attached to the flesh.   4. Flesh: The flesh of grapes is fine and can be cut into slices, while the flesh of raisins is soft and juicy; it is generally not sliced.   5. Nutrition: They are similar; most grapes are sour, while most grapes are sweet, with grapes having a higher sugar content.
6. Taste: Most grapes are sour, whereas most grapes are sweet, and grapes have a better taste.
7. Price: Grapes are more expensive than ordinary ones
Reply #32015-09-02
Grapes are relatively large; they have a nickname of \"table tennis balls.\" Moreover, their skins are difficult to peel
Reply #42015-09-02
Table tennis used to be like Kyoho grapes – you eat the grapes without spitting out the skins
Reply #52015-09-02
It seems to be an improved version of the Kyoho, with the feature of being large in size.
Reply #62015-09-02
Differences between grapes and raisins: 1. In terms of naming, they have different names; 2. In terms of taste, grapes are more likely to be sweet than raisins. 3. In terms of color, grapes come in a variety of colors ; 4. In terms of varieties, there are also many types of grapes ; 5. In terms of price, grapes are cheaper than raisins.
Reply #72015-09-02
Pregnant women are suitable for eating grapes but not raisins{:3_67:}
Reply #82015-09-02
From the perspective of plant taxonomy, grapes belong to the genus Vitis.
Reply #92015-09-02
As a child, I ate grapes; when I grew up and discovered that grapes were delicious, I stopped eating them altogether. Who is pregnant?

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