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I haven't seen muscadines in years. A friend showed me where some were growing in the wild. Almost made myself sick eating them. lol
bjh, they look like a grape but you can't eat the outside.
Thanks. I wonder if that's what we called mustang grapes when I was a kid. Sounds like a likely misunderstanding of muscadine.
So they are grapes ?
What is so great about them ? What do they look like ?
I hate to eat grapes with seeds in them.
Only grapes I ever see is red seedless...black seedless & thompson grapes
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I love them. They aren't as easy to eat as seedless Thompson grapes, etc. but the flavor is completly different. They have a unique aroma and they're delicious. They are a once-a-year treat for me.
Muscadines, like cherries, are worth the seeds that you have to spit out. It's no big deal.
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