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What do Muscadines Taste Like to You?
I live in North Carolina. Muscadines are plentiful here.
Being as I love grapes andI'd never heard ofMuscadines till I moved here two years ago, Ihad an interest in trying them.
Ergo, last spring, whilst browsing thrugh a Farmers Market in Greensboro, NC, I came across a booth selling these grapes as well as some variety of purple grapes, in bulk, next to each other.
My first impressions were;
One,that the Muscadinesattracted a lot of flys as opposed to the purple graps sitting right next to them.
Two, that the muscadines had an offensive, burnt plastic aroma and,
third, that upon tasteing thone of them after buying a couplepoundsof them, I was so offended by the taste (burnt plastic & oil) that I imedietly pitched the entire bag into the trash can.
What's the story here?
Did I get a bad bunch of grapes or, like cofee and cigaretts,do they really "require a taste" for them?
Handyman
I live in North Carolina. Muscadines are plentiful here.
Being as I love grapes andI'd never heard ofMuscadines till I moved here two years ago, Ihad an interest in trying them.
Ergo, last spring, whilst browsing thrugh a Farmers Market in Greensboro, NC, I came across a booth selling these grapes as well as some variety of purple grapes, in bulk, next to each other.
My first impressions were;
One,that the Muscadinesattracted a lot of flys as opposed to the purple graps sitting right next to them.
Two, that the muscadines had an offensive, burnt plastic aroma and,
third, that upon tasteing thone of them after buying a couplepoundsof them, I was so offended by the taste (burnt plastic & oil) that I imedietly pitched the entire bag into the trash can.
What's the story here?
Did I get a bad bunch of grapes or, like cofee and cigaretts,do they really "require a taste" for them?
Handyman