I have tried them. They were too sweet and super expensive, IMO.

As if grapes needed to be any sweeter! I did try some in a previous year and didn't like them, but I dislike really sweet things.

I do like them, but I think they go bad faster than others. I did just buy them again (my second time having them), but I don't think they're worth the extra cost or going out of my way to get.

I saw them in the grocery yesterday but didn't sample them. I did sample the green seedless that were on sale and passed -- not very good.

Taste is so subjective -- I grew Concord grapes before and didn't like them, they were too musky (foxy?) for me, but DH really liked them. I gave the vine away to my sister, she loves Concord.

Yeah, I only bought a minute amount and they were on sale. I'm still regretting it :/

I have tried them. I ate a couple and threw the rest out to the wild rabbits. Not sure if they liked them or not.

I bought them by mistake not long ago. I did not care for them. DD said the kiddoes love them frozen.

They are not supposed to taste like cotton candy, which just tastes like sugar, period. It is just a marketing gimmick to market super sweet grapes.

We bought them one time but found the sugar level in them to be too much. It was sickening sweet for fruit, in my opinion. I wont buy them again.

? I was explaining how they might taste if somebody wondered. I was saying they didn't taste like cotton candy regardless of the name ? I didn't buy them thinking they would taste like cotton candy.

I've learned that I can take a taste of one grape and figure out whether or not I want to buy the entire bunch. But I totally did not do that this time. I will continue to do so now that I remember 🫤

"I've learned that I can take a taste of one grape and figure out whether or not I want to buy the entire bunch."

Me too.

I got them from Costco couple days ago. My first taste reaction - at home!- was blech!! Tasted again after being in frig for a bit - I like my grapes very cold & seedless. The second taste was much better. My DH thought they were just ”okay” but he doesn’t like grapes as much as I. Gave a bunch to neighbors who both loved them. I won’t buy again mostly because I like the larger red seedless grapes.

@morz8 - Washington Coast - my mother would also sample grapes in the store before buying! I was appalled because this behavior was very unlike her. It wasn’t so much the unwashed produce that troubled me but more the feeling the free samples were like shoplifting. We don’t sample the candy & nuts in the bulk food sections, right? Same deal in my mind - per grape not a big deal but must add up over time. 😊

KW PNW - really, the tasting of produce was very much like my father in law. He was an immigrant and English not his first language - but he could become loud if I ever became stern at all in a store, or a restaurant. I always had to forewarn the server in a restaurant to not bring a beverage with ice in it, a practice rarely seen in his original country. Not even the table water could have ice. Didn't everyone know that's constipating and why would anyone intentionally constipate themself.....

I miss him but mostly because DH loved him so much. He could be difficult 😊