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Tag Archives: Raisins
The Corinthians gave us more than supple leather…
National raisin week continues, and today’s entry is the little know Zante Currant. Smaller than regular raisins, they get their name from the Ionian island of Zakynthos (Zante) and a small black grape from Corinth (currant). These have no relation … Continue reading
aPlateOfGrapes.com Celebrates National Raisin Week!
As you all know, it’s National Raisin Week here in the good ol’ US of A. So, the staff here at aPlateOfGrapes.com has decided to celebrate by having an entire week of images dedicated to grape’s desiccated progeny.