Sultana or Thompson Seedless is a sort of which fruit?
The sultana is a "white" (pale green), oval seedless grape variety also called the sultanina, Thompson Seedless (United States), Lady de Coverly (England), and oval-fruited Kishmish (Iraq, Iran, Israel, Palestine, India). The sultana raisin was traditionally imported to the English-speaking world from the Ottoman Empire. Turkey and Australia are major producers. The Ottomans took the sultana grape variety to the island of Crete in the 19th century.
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13 Comments
janellejaworski
Oh yum 😋 I love grapes 🍇 especially green grapes that I like 👍.
Irene Townsend
Love Grapes, hate Currants, Sultanas and Raisins
Shirley Dutt
Finally, a question not from David Wilkes or Carol Whites. But, zain needs to dig a little deeper.
earlepg
Really the only grape for me.
tbear
Darlene Davidson, 👍😊
tbear
Todd Cates, 👍😊
tbear
Nancy Anderson, 👍😊
Richard G Schwartz
Ok so i have tried them.
Mick Perger
Aced it, yeh ha....
Joseph A. Robitaille
My wife uses these dried ones when making her fruit cake.
Carole Cottrell
What sort of fruit? A dried one!
Sean Philips
Darlene Davidson, incorrect. A raisin and a sultana are produced from the same grape - Thompson seedless The only difference is the way they are dried. A raisin is dried naturally, but a sultana is dipped in veg oil and acid and then dried.
Julie Allen
I prefer Dried as an answer lol