But can anybody tell me what on earth is the difference between a raisin, a sultana & a currant? Or are they just different names for the same thing - a dried grape?
a raisin- a grape of any of various sweet varieties dried in the sun or by artificial means, often used in cookery
a sultana - a small, seedless raisin
a currant - a small seedless raisin, produced chiefly in California and in the Levant, and used in cookery and confectionery
[cite]Posted By: suzisausage[/cite]a raisin- a grape of any of various sweet varieties dried in the sun or by artificial means, often used in cookery
a sultana - a small, seedless raisin
a currant - a small seedless raisin, produced chiefly in California and in the Levant, and used in cookery and confectionery
so yep, all are dried grapes.
So not only are they all dried grapes, but they are all types of raisin? Now I am really confused.
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a sultana you find inside a cake
a currant you find inside a bun
a sultana - a small, seedless raisin
a currant - a small seedless raisin, produced chiefly in California and in the Levant, and used in cookery and confectionery
so yep, all are dried grapes.
sorry but it's hazlenuts you get in topics. Think you get raisins in picnics.
Not very popular mind cos there were loads of dead ones in the window
Stop, Sco, stop!