Grapes, yes grapes, and bad ones at that!

Okay so I bought a bunch of grapes, and I'm a horrible shopper I must admit. I ate a bunch of good ones but it seems I've been screwed over (once again sigh) and bought many bad ones. I can't figure out what to do with them, anyone have any recipes or uses for bad grapes?

 

You could ferment and turn them into wine.

 

I was going to say "make them into wine" too!

Next time, double check

Maybe make a bitter grape smoothy lol

 

Well, the shop in my city is nice, and if you go back to them and show them, they'll usually change them to avoid making a scene

Might want to try that.

 

grape juice?

 

I think it would taste a bit bitter and rotten hence a bitter smoothy!

 

Well yah add different fruits of course. A good breakfast shake or something.

 

Oh yeah, if you make a smoothy and dilute it with sugar and several different fruits (more than grapes of course) then I'm sure you can't taste a thing.

Disclaimer: not sure if you can or should really do anything with these bad grapes, what if it makes your stomach upset?

 

How do you know they're old? Mold?

 

How about throwing them in the trash??

 

He said bad grapes, so I assumed they're probably bruised (since grocery stores can't sell moldy grapes, that would be a major health hazard)

 

Grapes are sold moldy a lot. Workers don't dig into the bags and inspect, they just read a date and fly it when the date comes around. The bruised ones aren't really "bad".

 

Oh crap I'm not that bad a shopper to buy moldy grapes, umm some are brusied yes but the majority and the real problem is that their umm let me search .... their sour grapes.

 

when I shop for fruits, I don't get bruised fruits since they're "Bad" to me (meaning I don't eat those parts).

Do they? I thought you'd have health regulations.. atleast I haven't encountered any moldy ones here in Canada yet.

 

I've encountered them too many times. lol It's hard to find a bag of grapes that don;t have old ones in them with a little mold.

 

Just out of curiosity which grocery store were they from and which location (country)

 

A lot of the grocery stores here. They're only stores from this state mostly(Hawaii).

 

Maybe that's why they get moldy (frequently before being sold). Do you guys import your grapes?

I'm here in Canada and everything's mainly fresh since it's grown here (save time for importing) and sold instantly. We still import fruits of course

 

We import a lot of stuff but most of it are grown here.

 

Then I have no other hypothesis for why it's the way it is. Oh well!