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Nin wrote:
> trish wrote:
> No, Im not, the bag I have with my grapes in it, and the label
> in the shop, both call them GREEN grapes. They werent marketed
> as
> white
>
> The label is wrong.
False advertisement - Trading Standards issue :p
I'd call them white grapes, even though they are obviously green. And black grapes even though they are a red/purple.
Come to think of it, it is really mixed up!
> trish wrote:
> No, Im not, the bag I have with my grapes in it, and the label
> in the shop, both call them GREEN grapes. They werent marketed
> as
> white
>
> The label is wrong.
False advertisement - Trading Standards issue :p
I'd call them white grapes, even though they are obviously green. And black grapes even though they are a red/purple.
Come to think of it, it is really mixed up!
Thats my coat. It's got my name written in the back
Oh come on people! quit your Whinning!
*grabs coat*
*grabs coat*
trish wrote:
> No, Im not, the bag I have with my grapes in it, and the label
> in the shop, both call them GREEN grapes. They werent marketed as
> white
The label is wrong.
> No, Im not, the bag I have with my grapes in it, and the label
> in the shop, both call them GREEN grapes. They werent marketed as
> white
The label is wrong.
Nin wrote:
> pb wrote:
> But white grapes are the official name for both the greeny and
> yellowy grapes in the shops.
>
> Thankyou. Trish, you were wrong!
No, Im not, the bag I have with my grapes in it, and the label in the shop, both call them GREEN grapes. They werent marketed as white
> pb wrote:
> But white grapes are the official name for both the greeny and
> yellowy grapes in the shops.
>
> Thankyou. Trish, you were wrong!
No, Im not, the bag I have with my grapes in it, and the label in the shop, both call them GREEN grapes. They werent marketed as white
pb wrote:
> Why not drink some wine to take your mind off it...
I'm already passed my limit! Early start to drinking with a big pub visit tomorrow!
But now you've said something...
*steals bottle from parents wine cabinet*
*hic*
> Why not drink some wine to take your mind off it...
I'm already passed my limit! Early start to drinking with a big pub visit tomorrow!
But now you've said something...
*steals bottle from parents wine cabinet*
*hic*
Why not drink some wine to take your mind off it...
...but what colour...hmm....?
...but what colour...hmm....?
I'm leaving this discussion with the thought that both taste nice - and...my argument breaks down.
I'm going to be up all night thinking about this now :S
I'm going to be up all night thinking about this now :S
That's where it gets confusing, as you're now talking about grape varieties.
Table grapes have colouring to show their groupings. There are red, blue-black and green.
In principal you could argue that Green Table Grapes are officially, therefore called green grapes, but still belong to the white grape family.
Well, that's how I understand it anyway.
Table grapes have colouring to show their groupings. There are red, blue-black and green.
In principal you could argue that Green Table Grapes are officially, therefore called green grapes, but still belong to the white grape family.
Well, that's how I understand it anyway.
What are Green table grapes?
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