Moon Drop Grapes

[gouligann]

Originally Posted by kokonutty

Hmmm, "crunchy" is not a trait I have ever looked for in a grape.

I think what they mean by "crunchy" is a firm flesh inside.

I so dislike it when I buy grapes, get them home, wash them and pop one into my mouth and it's mushy inside. Crunchy and not too sweet is what I like in a grape.

With the insecticide chemicals they (might) spray on grapes, I don't test them in the store first.

[Kaphawoman]

Originally Posted by Javacoffee

I'm trying to understand how a grape can be... crunchy.

You've all peeked my curiosity. I'll buy a handful next time I'm in the store.

Very taut skin on the outside, firm flesh on the inside.

[bg7]

Originally Posted by IheartWA

I don't go for these gimicky grapes. I tried cotton candy, they are nasty! Yuck!
The best grapes I ever had are pink muscat. They come out in April only.

I said "white muscat" above - but you are correct - they are pink muscat. Just delicious.


My kids bother me about buying them all the time - but as you say, they have a very short season.

[Nonchalance]

Originally Posted by Dirt Grinder

I was at the grocery store last night, and I saw a display stating "Moon Drop Grapes." The name made me curious, so I checked them out. Wow, they are black grapes, but they are long and slender. I decided to purchase two pounds and try them. When I got home, I washed the grapes and tasted one. They are crunchy, sweet, juicy, and SEEDLESS!!! These things are GREAT.

So, see if your grocer carries Moon Drop grapes.

Moon Drop grapes

Yesyesyes.

Along with, as someone else mentioned, those Cotton Candy grapes. Could. Not. Stop. Eating them. But they're no longer on the shelves, so I'm glad I grabbed some.