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Tesco selling red grapes as black grapes |
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Tesco selling red grapes as black grapes
Can they do this, how closely related are the two?
They are also a bit soft too. I like 'em firm and fruity. |
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Can they do this, how closely related are the two?
They are also a bit soft too. I like 'em firm and fruity. I usually select the ones that look the best like I do all my supermarket purchases, the reason i prefer not to do on-line shopping, where you have little choice regarding quality |
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I love those huge black grapes with seeds in. I can't remember the last time I saw them though, they're all seedless now
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I love those huge black grapes with seeds in. I can't remember the last time I saw them though, they're all seedless now
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Never seen any grapes sold as 'red'. Always 'black' or 'white' where grapes are concerned.
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Never seen any grapes sold as 'red'. Always 'black' or 'white' where grapes are concerned.
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