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What to do with grapes?

Tenoreo90
Posts: 329 Member
I really am a fruitaholic lately...but no matter how hard I try, I canNOT eat through a bag of grapes before they go bad. I'm the only one in the house that'll eat them, but I wonder if I cook/bake with them if they would get eaten sooner. :]
Any ideas?
Any ideas?
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Just freeze them.0
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You could freeze them and use them in a shake of some sort!0
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I'm the only one that eats them here. But I eat 30 of them a day. That is two fruits for me on the plan I'm doing. If you can't eat then freeze them. At our stores here you can buy the larger bag or get a smaller bag and put the amount of grapes in that you want.0
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Yes, you can freeze them. It's fun to eat frozen grapes.0
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Wow...dont usually make it home with any...but I do have 2 little grape monsters0
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My friend gave me a recipe for a grape sorbet ...
You can also put them in your shakes, freeze them for later, make home made grape jam/jelly, or make pie with them! Yum!0 -
I add 5 red globe grapes with half a ya pear to 4% cottage cheese 1/4 cup hazelnut pieces and 1/8 teaspoon Saigon cinnamon. Its a side dish I eat with 3 eggs in the morning as well as with beef and veggies for lunch.
Frozen grapes make for excellent protein smoothies as well.0 -
feed them to chickens, who will turn them into food for you.0
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you could make a chicken salad with red grapes, walnuts or pecans, chopped boiled chicken, chopped celery, and light mayo/greek yogurt.0
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My friend gave me a recipe for a grape sorbet ...
You can also put them in your shakes, freeze them for later, make home made grape jam/jelly, or make pie with them! Yum!
So whats the recipe?!?!0 -
Buy lowfat vanilla yogurt and dip the grapes in them and put them on a cookie sheet, and pop in the freezer. Once they are frozen you could throw them in a plastic freezer bag and they are DELICIOUS!!!0
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you could make a chicken salad with red grapes, walnuts or pecans, chopped boiled chicken, chopped celery, and light mayo/greek yogurt.
Yum that sounds nice!0 -
I love, love love, love frozen grapes. If you leave them out for just a bit they taste like popsicles. MMMMM!!0
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I freeze them as well - make sure to spread them out in a single layer first, so they don't stick together.
I also keep them in the fridge, it helps them last longer.
Try and get smaller bags too, if you can.0 -
I freeze them..and put them in tuna and chicken salads0
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