Dried Fruit
These beautifully colored Crimson Raisins are sun-dried from the Crimson Seedless grape, known for its ruby-red hue, chewy texture, and naturally sweet flavor. Unlike traditional darker raisins, Crimson raisins maintain a bright, fruity taste and vibrant color, making them both delicious and visually striking.
Quick Facts:
Type: Dried fruit (grape)
Scientific name: Vitis vinifera
Variety: Crimson Seedless
Color: Light red to amber-brown
Texture: Firm, chewy, and plump
Drying method: Sun-dried or shade-dried (natural process)
Flavor & Texture:
Taste: Naturally sweet with mild berry undertones
Texture: Chewy with a tender bite
Aroma: Light and fruity
Culinary Uses:
Snacking: Eaten plain or mixed with nuts and seeds
Baking: Used in cookies, bread, and granola bars
Cooking: Added to rice pilaf, couscous, or salads for sweetness
Desserts: Excellent topping for yogurt or oatmeal
Winemaking note: The Crimson grape is also prized for table and wine production
Nutritional Highlights:
Naturally high in fiber and antioxidants
Rich in iron, potassium, and B vitamins
Provides quick, natural energy from natural sugars (fructose & glucose)
Supports digestive health and heart wellness
Farming & Harvesting Notes:
Region: Central Valley, California — the world’s top raisin-producing region
Harvest season: Late summer to early fall (August–September)
Climate: Hot, dry weather promotes natural dehydration
Drying method: Grapes are sun-dried on paper trays between vine rows or dried in controlled environments