Blog|Articles|December 8, 2023
Sugar in raisins
Fun fact! Drying grapes to make raisins reduces the water content and increases the proportion of sugar by weight. Click to read more.
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Drying grapes to make raisins reduces the water content and increases the proportion of sugar by weight. For example, green grapes are 24% sugar, but that proportion increases to 60% by weight when the water content goes down.
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