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Sulfiting agents in raisins



 
 
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Old 18-09-2007, 05:31 PM posted to rec.crafts.winemaking
Jeff
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Default Sulfiting agents in raisins

I was looking at doing a wine based on the Jalapeno recipe at Jack's
site and it calls for golden raisins. All I've found so far are the
Sunmade 15oz boxes of golden raisins, which the label says are
sulfited. Will the "sulfited" preservative cause an issue with
fermentation, or will it come out of solution along with the campden
tabs? I'm guessing it's basically the same stuff - the raisins were
probably exposed to burning sulfur smoke, I believe. Anyone know for
sure? I'm also guessing that if I buy them in the box like this I'm
going to be paying a premium price per pound, but I don't recall ever
seeing the golden variety in bulk.

Thanks,
--Jeff

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Old 18-09-2007, 05:54 PM posted to rec.crafts.winemaking
Joe Sallustio
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Default Sulfiting agents in raisins

On Sep 18, 12:31 pm, Jeff wrote:
I was looking at doing a wine based on the Jalapeno recipe at Jack's
site and it calls for golden raisins. All I've found so far are the
Sunmade 15oz boxes of golden raisins, which the label says are
sulfited. Will the "sulfited" preservative cause an issue with
fermentation, or will it come out of solution along with the campden
tabs? I'm guessing it's basically the same stuff - the raisins were
probably exposed to burning sulfur smoke, I believe. Anyone know for
sure? I'm also guessing that if I buy them in the box like this I'm
going to be paying a premium price per pound, but I don't recall ever
seeing the golden variety in bulk.

Thanks,
--Jeff


They are the same, Jack probably got them from a box too. I would
guess they exposed them to sulfite gas; that is commonly available.

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Old 23-09-2007, 12:14 AM posted to rec.crafts.winemaking
Hoss
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Default Sulfiting agents in raisins

On Tue, 18 Sep 2007 16:31:12 -0000, Jeff wrote:

I was looking at doing a wine based on the Jalapeno recipe at Jack's
site and it calls for golden raisins. All I've found so far are the
Sunmade 15oz boxes of golden raisins, which the label says are
sulfited. Will the "sulfited" preservative cause an issue with
fermentation, or will it come out of solution along with the campden
tabs? I'm guessing it's basically the same stuff - the raisins were
probably exposed to burning sulfur smoke, I believe. Anyone know for
sure? I'm also guessing that if I buy them in the box like this I'm
going to be paying a premium price per pound, but I don't recall ever
seeing the golden variety in bulk.

Thanks,
--Jeff



I have used this recipe using 16 jalapenos and a box of sunmaid white
raisins, it fermented with no problem.
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Old 23-09-2007, 01:07 PM posted to rec.crafts.winemaking
bobdrob
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Default Sulfiting agents in raisins

FWIW the regular Cali raisins list no chemicals on the boxes. I'm in the
same quandry my peach wine : getting a second mortgage & buying clean
golden raisins from Whole Fools Mkt, or the conventional brown ones @
Restauarnt Depot. I've used both sucessfully and definitely prefer the
goldens. Hmmmm, maybe little Madison's braces can wait another year....


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On Tue, 18 Sep 2007 16:31:12 -0000, Jeff wrote:

I was looking at doing a wine based on the Jalapeno recipe at Jack's
site and it calls for golden raisins. All I've found so far are the
Sunmade 15oz boxes of golden raisins, which the label says are
sulfited. Will the "sulfited" preservative cause an issue with
fermentation, or will it come out of solution along with the campden
tabs? I'm guessing it's basically the same stuff - the raisins were
probably exposed to burning sulfur smoke, I believe. Anyone know for
sure? I'm also guessing that if I buy them in the box like this I'm
going to be paying a premium price per pound, but I don't recall ever
seeing the golden variety in bulk.

Thanks,
--Jeff



I have used this recipe using 16 jalapenos and a box of sunmaid white
raisins, it fermented with no problem.



 




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