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What's the difference between a raisin a sultana and a current? What were each of them before they were dried?

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What's the difference between a raisin a sultana and a current? What were each of them before they were dried?

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  1. The REAL answer to your question as posted is:

    Raisins and sultanas are dried grapes.

    A current is the passage of electricity.

    If you meant currants, then that too is a dried grape - they're either from black grapes (raisins) or white seedless (sultanas) or some tiny little thing whose names escapes me, but gives the impression that - judging by its tiny size, should never have been taken from their mother !


  2. Not sure about currants-possibly blueberries or blackcurrants. A raisin is a dried grape, and sultanas, as far as I know, are dried grapes as well, probably different varieties. Sultanas and raisins are bigger and softer than currants.  

  3. They are all dried grapes, sultanas are seedless grapes and the currant is from the black corinth seedless grape

  4. I think the name indicates the degree of drying used to produce them - a currant and a raisin are slightly more dried than a sultana. Each was a grape before being dried.

  5. I THINK raisins were red grapes, sultanas were white grapes, and currents were currents.....maybe

  6. Sultana - dried white seedless grape

    Raisin - dried large dark grape

    CURRENT - in general circulation or use; (of time); water, air moving in a given direction; transmission of electrical force.

  7. arent raisins and sultanas the same thing? they were both grapes. and a currant was a currant.

  8. Raisins are dried grapes. They are produced in many regions of the world, such as the United States, Australia, Chile, Argentina, Mexico, Greece, Turkey, India, Iran, Pakistan, China, Afghanistan, Togo, Jamaica, South Africa, Southern and Eastern Europe.

    Currant is a variety of small, sweet, seedless grape named after Corinth (currant) and the Ionian island of Zakynthos (Zante).

    Sultana  is a type of white, seedless grape of Turkish or Iranian origin.

  9. A raisin was a grape

    A sultana was a green grape

    And a current was a date

  10. Raisin: a dried grape.

    Sultana: the light brown raisin of a pale yellow seedless grape.

    Currant: 1/ a small seedless dried grape used in cookery.

                 2/a shrub of the gooseberry family bearing a redcurrant,

                    blackcurrant, or similar fruit.


  11. Different types or colours of grape I think.

  12. a grape

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