[T*]

Originally Posted by JoshBB

That's what I was thinking because the texture would be wrong.

It's flavouring not cotton candy in the actual grape

[Livia]

Originally Posted by Marsh.

Americanisms.

I know! Drives me freakin' mad...

It's called Fairy Floss in Australia I'm told... why not call it that? Or maybe they thought it would give the PC Brigade a coronary.

[Amy Jade]

They have Candy Floss grapes in Asda for just £2

[MB.]

Originally Posted by Livia

Isn't it called candy floss in this country? Cotton candy is what Americans calls it.

Calm down James Jordan

[arista]

Originally Posted by Livia

Isn't it called candy floss in this country? Cotton candy is what Americans calls it.

The Main Label is Cotton Candy Grapes


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[Livia]

Originally Posted by MB&U

Calm down James Jordan

LOL! Well, I suppose I asked for that...

[Anaesthesia]

Got some this afternoon! There was also a shelf label for some red "tutti frutti" ones included in the 2 for £4 offer but they were sold out so I got some Mirabelle plums...grapes are deliciously sweet with only a tiny hint of candy floss and a slight caramel taste, plums are gorgeous too!

Now I have to go again to try the tutti frutti grapes