Frosted Grapes, a fun holiday snack or beautiful cake decoration! I mean who wouldn’t to snack on these Frosted Grapes?
Frosted grapes- fun and delicious!
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Now that Christmas is right around the corner ( I can NOT believe I just typed that…), I wanted to make an extra special snack that will go wonderfully for this time of year!
I really wanted to make a snack that was not only yummy and beautiful but a touch on the healthier side as well.
Instead of grabbing a fist full of fudge or cookies, grabbing a fist full of sugared grapes makes me feel just a little better about myself.
Yes, they are sugared fruit and yes, grapes on their own are equally as delicious! Remember, everything in moderation, especially during the holidays.
Is there anything more beautiful than these Holiday grapes??
How to make Frosted Grapes:
- Melt sugar and water together in a pot
- Coat the grapes in the mixture
- Roll grapes in more sugar
- Let dry and enjoy!
What types of grapes should I use for these frosted grapes?
I love to use the large red and green seedless grapes for this recipe!
Can I freeze grapes?
Yes! Frozen grapes are a great snack by themselves- frozen Frosted grapes take it to a whole different level!
Not only is this sugared fruit recipe just a fun yummy snack but you can use them to decorate your holiday desserts as well!
Imagine a classic white layer cake topped with these cuties. Sounds pretty dreamy if you ask me!
A lot of people love a good frozen grapes recipe but me, I love these frosted grapes!
I can’t get over how beautiful these grapes came out! And, wow are they delicious!
If you love this snack recipe check out a few others like my Creamsicle Yogurt Bites, Christmas Trail Mix, and my Reindeer Chow!
Tools used to make Frosted Grapes:
- Cuisinart MCP19-18N MultiClad Pro Stainless Steel 2-Quart Saucepan with Cover
- Cuisinart CTG-08-SLS Stainless Steel Slotted Spoon
- Measuring Cups 7 Piece with 1/8 Cup Coffee Scoop by Simply Gourmet. Stainless Steel Measuring Cup Set. Liquid Measuring Cup or Dry Measuring Cup. Stainless Measuring Cups with Nesting Cups Feature
Frosted Grapes
Ingredients
- 3 Cups grapes
- 1/2 Cup water
- 1 Cup granulated sugar divided
Instructions
- Place 1/2 the sugar and water in a small sauce pot. Stir continuously over medium heat until sugar is melted.
- Place grapes into mixture and coat. Using a slotted spoon, place grapes onto a wired rack over a sheet tray. Make sure grapes are not touching and let sit for one hour.
- Place remaining sugar on a plate and one at a time, roll the grapes in the sugar. Repeat until all grapes are coated in sugar. Let sit for one more hour on a sheet tray.
Nutrition
Dana DeVolk
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Leigh Leigh says
How does one store these if you don’t use them all?
Tatiana says
I have the same question about storing.
Ann says
Can they be frozen?
Dana DeVolk says
I’ve never tried that. I think they probably could, if you placed them on a sheet tray in a single layer not touching. But, if you tried to thaw them there would probably be an issue. But, if you left them frozen to add to drinks or something like that I think it would be fine.
Jean says
How far ahead could these be made? (day before?) Of course I’m talking about making them today for dinner tomorrow : ) Merry Christmas!
Dana DeVolk says
I have read that sugared fruit can be left in a cool, dry place for up to two days. Any humidity can melt the sugar. However, I have not tried this, they were gobbled up super fast each time I have made them. Merry Christmas back!!
Judy says
Can u dip with them stem still on them ?
Dana DeVolk says
I have never tried but I don’t see why not, I bet that will be beautiful!
Evelyn says
May I assume that you should wait a bit for the sugar water to cool?