Is it okay to eat wrinkly grapes?!
Is it okay to eat wrinkly grapes?
I know, it's kind of random....but I'm eating grapes right now, and they were in the fridge for a while, so a ton of them are wrinkly and unappealing-looking...but there's enough of these grapes that I'm wondering if it's safe to eat them or not, because i feel like i ought to eat them...
Answers:
You should most defiantly be able to eat them. We have a garden in our backyard, and we have a row of grapes. Every year, there'll be some grapes that are hidden in the fridge, and are later found - wrinkly and not pretty looking. My dad always says they're just fine, and eats them like nothing is wrong. So yes, you can defiantly eat them, but if you see mold, or anything like that on it, then I wouldn't suggest eating it. By the way you described them, you can go on ahead and enjoy your grapes! :)
yes
no.
you are eating the beginning of mold-dominated grapes.
You can think about the dried up raisins.....grapes that are put in the sun and dried.
i dont think it would kill you, but i dont think i would eat the wrinkly ones.
they're called "raisins"
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yes and no. no because they might be bad and yes because they might be good even if they look that way.
Of coarse not! its highly unhealthy!!!! if theyre wrinkly then that means that theyre partially rotten and im quite sure u dont want 2 b eating partially rotten grapes do u?
well if they are unappealing i would say no why would you eat them there not good
It's safe to eat them, but if they look unappealing, then don't.
Yes, you are eating raisins
Are they moldy? Or just wrinkly? Just wrinkly is okay but moldy is a no-no of course.
Next time put them in water and they will hold longer in the fridge.
Ok so if they are wrinky all that means is that the water inside of them is leaving. Dry them out turn them into rasins. If there is no mold on them, dont have a funny odor then they are fine to eat.
Spring for some new ones!
Do you mean raisins?
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As far as eating 'wrinkly' grapes, for the most part that should not harm you, but it might leave an unpleasant, and sour taste. You know the adage--- when in doubt, throw it out.
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They are half way to becoming raisins. If they are not moldy anywhere, go for it. They won't be as juicy but they will be sweeter.
If there's nothing else wrong with them, it's ok to eat them. Just as it's ok to eat raisins.