Dry fruits - Sultanas
@allknowing (136517)
India
October 28, 2024 5:55am CST
Sultanas are dried grapes. Unlike raisins they have a seed. This is my favourite dry fruit I like it with the seed as it is crunchy,
During Christmas time my father bought a whole lot of dry fruits and among them were the Sultanas.
It was my father's birthday on December 25 and it was always celebrated in style.
The house was full of activity besides dry fruits we made a whole lot of sweets, cleaned house and got ready for the midnight mass. We sang in the choir.
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@Orson_Kart (6775)
• United Kingdom
28 Oct
Sultanas are dried ‘seedless’ grapes. Raisins are like sultanas, just made from a different grape.
If yours have seeds in then they are not the norm. If you like them like this then great, but you’ll have to always check in future you don’t buy the seedless ones.
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@allknowing (136517)
• India
28 Oct
I remembeer eating them with seeds years ago. May be I have got it all mixed up.Then what are those called that have seeds?
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@Orson_Kart (6775)
• United Kingdom
28 Oct
@allknowing I think the ones that have seeds in are called - cheap! 
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@allknowing (136517)
• India
28 Oct
Probably what I ate where not sultanas and that was years ago.
My sister's husband was also born on December 25.
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@allknowing (136517)
• India
29 Oct
@LadyDuck But what I ate had seeds and I quite liked them.
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@LadyDuck (471421)
• Switzerland
29 Oct
@allknowing I bought the wrong raisins once, they were not Sultanas and had seeds.
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@abhi_bangal (5534)
• Ahmednagar, India
29 Oct
Well, forget about Sultans for a while. What instantly struck me is they your father's birthday falls on December 25. It's one of the easiest days to remember for anyone.
One of my friend's birthday is also on December 25. So, it's that easy to remember.
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@abhi_bangal (5534)
• Ahmednagar, India
29 Oct
@allknowing My sister-in-law's birthday falls on December 31. We tease her saying, you just couldn't wait for 24 hours...
OMG... hang on what is series of coincidences this is! And if you were to ask me I wouldn't like to hear anything when one of our beloved persons goes away from us forever on a special day when there is a birthday of our another beloved person 
OMG... hang on what is series of coincidences this is! And if you were to ask me I wouldn't like to hear anything when one of our beloved persons goes away from us forever on a special day when there is a birthday of our another beloved person 
@freelancermariagrace (28008)
• Philippines
29 Oct
Dried grapes sound delicious! I believe I had them when I was younger. It’s been ages since I last enjoyed one.
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@freelancermariagrace (28008)
• Philippines
29 Oct
@allknowing I couldn’t agree more!
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@JordanLader (5201)
• Sparta, Tennessee
28 Oct
They sound good. I'm not really a fan of dried fruit but freeze dried are amazing. I got addicted to apples lol.
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@JordanLader (5201)
• Sparta, Tennessee
28 Oct
@allknowing They're not frozen but freeze dried. Another type of dehydration really. They're really good. I thought about getting a freeze dry machine but they are super expensive.
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@allknowing (136517)
• India
28 Oct
@JordanLader Once they are freeze dried I suppose they are not kept in a freezer
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@jobelbojel (35633)
• Philippines
28 Oct
Looks similar to Raisins, in my language it is called pasas (raisin).
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@wolfgirl569 (106362)
• Marion, Ohio
28 Oct
Never had those. They sound interesting
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@JESSY3236 (19942)
• United States
29 Oct
My boyfriend's birthday is on December 25th. I have never tried those.
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@sathviksouvik (19482)
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28 Oct
they look like raisins we call them kismis. But as you said they are different with seeds
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