Muscadine
noun
A muscadine is a variety of grape that is typically round, thick-skinned, and known for its sweet flavor, commonly found in the southeastern United States.
I made a delicious pie using muscadines from the local market.

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muscadine grape, muscadine wine, muscadine jelly
noun
A muscadine is a variety of grape that is typically round, thick-skinned, and known for its sweet flavor, commonly found in the southeastern United States.
I made a delicious pie using muscadines from the local market.

Usage tips
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muscadine grape, muscadine wine, muscadine jelly
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Culinary Uses
Muscadines are often used in Southern dishes, especially desserts.
Muscadine jelly is popular in the South.
Cultural Significance
In the South, muscadines are a staple in traditional cuisine.
Muscadines are celebrated in local festivals.
Wine Making
Muscadine grapes are fermented for unique wines.
Southern wineries often feature muscadine varieties.
Culinary Uses
Muscadines are often used in Southern dishes, especially desserts.
Muscadine jelly is popular in the South.
Cultural Significance
In the South, muscadines are a staple in traditional cuisine.
Muscadines are celebrated in local festivals.
Wine Making
Muscadine grapes are fermented for unique wines.
Southern wineries often feature muscadine varieties.
Culinary Uses
Muscadines are often used in Southern dishes, especially desserts.
Muscadine jelly is popular in the South.
Cultural Significance
In the South, muscadines are a staple in traditional cuisine.
Muscadines are celebrated in local festivals.
Wine Making
Muscadine grapes are fermented for unique wines.
Southern wineries often feature muscadine varieties.
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