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...Zante currant|currant]]s made from Zante grapes, but smaller than "normal" raisins. ....org.uk/plantfacts/festivefoods/raisins.html|title=Plant Facts: Christmas: Raisins|accessdate=2006-06-15}}</ref>

[[Image:Pasas.JPG|thumb|right|200px|Raisins]] {{nutritionalvalue | name=Raisins | kJ=1252 | protein=3 g | fat=0.5 g | carbs=79 g | sugars=59 g | fiber=4 g

...her parts of the world) even though Zante currants are technically Corinth raisins, and not currants at all.

...x grapes. Several species of Vitis are grown for ornamental purposes only. Raisins are the dried fruit of certain species of Vitis, mostly V. vinifera. Virgin

...of the process, the chipotles have dried up in a manner akin to prunes or raisins. The underlying heat of the jalapeños is combined with the taste of smoke.

Raisins 111,774,767 pounds, worth $4,837,933 ...ng is the formation of globules of sugar on the cuticle of cured prunes or raisins. Sulfuring is a process to which fruit is subjected to give it a lighter co

'''Fruit''': The edible "raisins" are not a fruit at all but a short, swollen mature flower stalk or peduncl

...ct that can be used as a dessert topping. The fruit also dries into tasty "raisins". ...of taste to orange juice. Dried fruits are used in fruit cakes in place of raisins. Said to be resistant to light frosts which have caused tomatoes and other

...ys has been the production of wine. A secondary value is the production of raisins; and another is fruit for the dessert and for culinary uses. Great efforts ...special purposes. At present, Zinfandel for wine, Muscat of Alexandria for raisins, and Flame Tokay for shipping, constitute the bulk of the grapes grown in C

...] varies in wolfberries: some are soft and somewhat tacky in the manner of raisins, while others may be very hard. Wolfberries with a vibrant orange-red color

...tle resemblance to that of the fresh fruit, having been likened to that of raisins.