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  As we head into autumn, a bounty of harvested fruits and vegetables is making its way onto grocery store shelves. One such fruit is the sultana, a sweet and nutty dried grape that’s perfect for snacking or baking.  Sultanas  have a long history, dating back to the ancient civilizations of Greece and Rome. They’re also a part of Jewish and Muslim culture, as they’re mentioned in religious texts. So what are sultanas, exactly? Let’s explore this delicious little fruit a bit more. Sultanas are a type of raisin that has been dried in the sun. They’re typically larger, and rounder than a regular raisin and have a sweet and nutty flavour. Sultanas are made from white grapes, which are UV-treated (sun-dried) to stop the natural sugar fermentation process. This way, they retain their natural sweetness and flavour. Know More:  https://digitaltrades.com.au/sweet-and-nutty-truth-about-sultanas/

Add milk (or a milk substitute), eggs, bread, fresh veggies, and... a box of raisins to your grocery list. Well, I'm getting ready to go grocery shopping for the week, so perhaps the last piece isn't in my thoughts. Small dried sultanas , on the other hand, are packed with nutrients that are hard to forget. Five things that can happen to your body if you eat raisins are listed below. This will reveal what you're losing out on. Also, don't forget to check out the 7 healthiest meals available right now! When you consume raisins, you may notice... An increase in blood sugar level. Regrettably, raisins are heavy in sugar, with a quarter cup containing 26 grammes. Consuming too many raisins (regularly) may raise the risk of hyperglycemia, a condition in which blood glucose (sugar) levels are too high. This is especially true for those with type 2 diabetes. Eating raisins contain a lot of carbohydrates per serving, you should limit your intake if you have diabetes. ...