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Is sultanas a fruit

Updated: 10/7/2023
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9y ago

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The sultana is a white or green seedless grape which is also called the sultanina, Thompson Seedless, Lady de Coverly and oval-fruitd Kishmish. It probably originated in the Asian part of the Ottoman Empire. Turkey and Australia are major producers of the grape.

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There is confusion with the word 'sultana' because it refers to both a type of grape and in some areas of the world to the raisins made from it. Either way, a sultana is a pale green seedless grape with its origins in the Middle East. It is also called a sultanina and is usually referred to as a Thompson Seedless in the United States.

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A sultana is a variety of grape. If you dry it, it becomes a dried sultana. Similar to a dried currant. Or a dried apricot, apple or pear if that helps.

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7y ago

A sultana is a raisin.

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