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Rinse it under running water and separate the eggplants from the grapes!
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It smells like grapes even when you separate the grapes!!~!
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Sprinkle my love baking soda~!
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and a few drops of vinegar and wash it thoroughly!
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Rinse several times and sieve.
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In the meantime, disinfect the grape syrup bottle. I mentioned it when making jjamppong, but you have to put it in from the beginning and boil it together. If you put it in boiling water, the glass bottle can break^^
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Grapes should be drained while disinfecting glass bottles! I put it out by the window for a while.
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Transfer the disinfected bottle to boiling water. It's hot, so be careful!
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When the water dries, spread sugar on the floor and add grapes. Grape, sugar, grape, and sugarThe ratio of 1:1 is good, but the grapes are so sweet that I added less sugar. But if the amount of sugar is small, it won't be green, so you have to add a lot!
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In the same way for a small bottle!
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Lastly, cover it with sugar! That way, it doesn't get moldy and go bad!
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Cover it with a plastic bag and seal it well!
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I wrote down the date I made on the masking tape and wrote down the release date for 3 months because I had to ripen it for 3 months. Leave the sugar at room temperature for a day or two before entering the refrigerator.