Peel me a grape someone...

Bbbananas | 11:51 Tue 09th Feb 2010 | ChatterBank

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Has anyone ever peeled a grape? I know how to peel tomatoes easier (plunge them in hot water first,) but grapes? Is there ever a need?

Stupid question being as I'm not a grape-lover - unless they're made into wine.

Will I risk it ?

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Barmaid

Funnily enough Salla, I found a recipe last night which required grapes to be peeled. Consequently I decided it was too much of a clat so we won't be having that particular recipe.

Bbbananas

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"a clat" - love that expression.
You can take the girl out of Lincolnshire ......!

Noraq

Good thinking Barmaid.......life's far too short.

ethandron

personally, i use a blow torch to peel tomatoes. might work for grapes too but methinks life's too short for peeling grapes, stuffing mushrooms, making pastry or dusting :)

Bbbananas

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I don't mind stuffing a mushroom - I find that quite therapeutic.
It's small fiddly things I can't be bothered with.

mccfluff

i've peeled grapes - is that weird? i don;t do it all the time but is i don't like the look of one then i peel it

oh feck, i just read that back, ok i'm of for my meds

annie0000

I used to peel them for the kids when they were small - I also used to cut them in half for them. I was always scared they would choke.

redcrx

ive peeled grapes for the little ones when weaning. Its a complete pain in backside to do though, but they both love grapes.

annie0000

snap redcrx - we spoil them don't we?

4getmenot

Ilve peeled them for eyeballs in halloween games

jno

well, no, that's what makes it funny. It was originally a line in a Mae West film: 'Beulah, peel me a grape' - and it was a comedy so it was meant to sound daft. (Kids are another matter, but Mae West didn't have kids in her films.) Wasn't it Shirley Conran who said 'Life's too short to stuff a mushroom'? I tend to agree with that one.