You might share some with our feathered friends and furry squirrel, rabbit, deer, etc friends, too ;-) It's a wonderful pleasure to watch them chow down and you can take some awesome photos of them doing it ;-)
Just don't give them to dogs because they (and raisins) can be toxic to them!
I too had lots of green grapes with seeds that were supposed to be seedless. My first time doing anything with them was to clean and cut in half and seed them. Add a little lemon juice to them and bring to boil on stove and simmer for 20 minutes. Then i added 2 cups of sugar to 4 cups of the seeded grapes and brought to another boil. Then continue to boil till desired thickness. Makes great jam. The grapes do turn purple when cooking.
I make my own raisins. I haven't tried the green grapes, but the red ones make nice plump raisins. People are always asking me what kind of raisins I use.
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