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Frequently asked questions

  • What are muscadine grapes?

    Muscadine grapes are a grape species native to the southeastern United States, with a thick skin, a musky-sweet pulp and large seeds. They come in bronze, red and purple varieties.

  • How do you eat muscadine grapes?

    Pop a muscadine grape in your mouth and bite or squeeze the pulp out of the skin, then discard the seeds. The skin is edible but thick and tart, and some people eat it.

  • When are muscadine grapes in season?

    Muscadine grapes are a late summer to early fall fruit in the U.S. South, so availability is seasonal. Check the product page for current listings.

  • What can I make with muscadine grapes?

    Muscadine grapes are cooked into jelly, jam, juice and Southern hull pie. Their thick skins are often cooked in a sauce or pie.

  • What do muscadine grapes taste like?

    Muscadine grapes taste very sweet and musky, with a tangy thick skin and a jelly-like pulp. The flavor is stronger than ordinary table grapes.

  • Are muscadine grapes the same as muscat grapes?

    No. Muscadines are a different species native to the southeastern U.S. with thick skins and seeds, while muscat grapes, such as Korean Shine Muscat, are a Vitis vinifera type with a floral aroma and thin, edible skin.

  • How should I store muscadine grapes?

    Store muscadine grapes in the refrigerator in a ventilated container and eat within a week. Wash right before eating.

  • Where can I buy muscadine grapes near me?

    Weee! carries Red Muscadine Grapes (2 lb) and Muscadine Grape (20 oz). Weee! delivers Asian and Hispanic groceries to your door in many U.S. areas; enter your ZIP code at weee.com to see availability and delivery options.