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Canning Grapes

9 years ago

I have a lot of grapes that the previous owner planted years ago so I am unsure of the variety. I know they are not muscadine or concord. My husband and children like them fresh off the vine but we have so many that I would like to do something with them. I have a green variety and a red variety. Any suggestions on what to do with them?

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dgkritch
9 years ago
Juice? Freeze? Can? Dehydrate for raisins?
Depends on what your family will use and what type of storage space you have.

We can help with processing specifics if you know what you'd like to do with them.

Deanna
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