Muscadines.

United States
September 16, 2017 12:26pm CST
The other day; I responded on somebodies discussions that my mother made muscadine jelly. She asked me what muscadines were. I will try to explain what muscadines are in this discussion. Muscadines belong to the grape family. They grow on a vine just like the grape does. They look and taste just like a grape. People uses muscadines for different things, People like to make wine or jelly with them. People also likes to eat them raw. Have you ever used muscadines before.
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Marlina
@marlina (154131)
• Canada
16 Sep 17
muscadines. is not a thing that i am familiar with.
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Mr. Anomaly
@Mr_Anomaly (790)
• United States
16 Sep 17
To be frank, I've never heard of "muscadines" either! But I do like grapes, so they sound delicious... I'm not quite sure I know anything about them... where they grow, how they're grown, or even where to purchase them. I'm intrigued! Thank you for sharing! -Mr. Anomaly
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Keith Henthorne
@Scrapper88 (5983)
• United States
16 Sep 17
They can be grown anywhere that grapes can grow. It just like having a grape vine in your garden. You can see if Amazon has either the muscadines or the vines.
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Mr. Anomaly
@Mr_Anomaly (790)
• United States
16 Sep 17
@Scrapper88 Good to know! I want to see if I can purchase some of that jelly sometime, I've been in need of some for my pb&j sandwiches... I had a jar of grape jelly in the fridge but had to throw it out... I didn't even buy it very long ago, but I opened it up and it was moldy
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Keith Henthorne
@Scrapper88 (5983)
• United States
16 Sep 17
@Mr_Anomaly I think Amazon sells muscadine jelly. You can go on Amazon and look for it.
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Arthur Chappell
@arthurchappell (44998)
• Preston, England
17 Sep 17
never heard of them before - be happy to try them though
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sishy7
@sishy7 (27167)
• Australia
16 Sep 17
This is the first I hear of the name... Even if I saw it before, I probably just thought of it as grapes given your description about them... Very interesting...
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Angie
@andriaperry (116936)
• Anniston, Alabama
16 Sep 17
Yes I grow them, yes I eat them and yes I make jelly.
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ABHISHEK
@ABHISHEK112 (211)
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16 Sep 17
no , but i will use it soon
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Oshy
@TiarasOceanView (70022)
• United States
17 Sep 17
I had never used them..I believe they sound familiar to me though Keith. Thanks for explaining about them. Good your Mom made the jelly..bet it was delicious.
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Faye
@FayeHazel (40243)
• United States
17 Sep 17
Thanks for the head's up - Had never heard of them before
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