RAISINS

The Grocer's Eneyclopedia · 1911 · p. 7
are special varieties of grapes prepared by drying. The term “dried grapes” is only applied to wine grapes dried in the sun and their only commercial use is for wine makers—they are not sold or used as “raisins.” The first market division is into Imported and Domestic, or California. [s. 527]
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