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Currants
Our currants are organic, bursting with flavor, Zante currants. They are made from Zante (aka Black Corinth) grapes. Black Corinth grapes are also called “Champagne Grape” by epicureans. These grapes are small, about one-quarter the size of raisins. They are seedless, very dark and have a tangy tartness to them. In addition to their high levels of antioxidants, dried currants contain a long list of other vitamins and minerals. Zante currants are used especially in baking in scones, currant buns, Christmas cake, Christmas pudding and mincemeat. They can be added to pancakes, muffins, ice creams, yogurt and tea blends too!
Ingredients
organic currants
Specifications
| Serving Size: 2.5g /cup | |
| Origin: Austria |
| Certification: Organic |
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