As their name suggests, cotton candy grapes have a taste that's reminiscent of the fairground treat. Here's the science behind that distinctive flavor.

Though they have a seriously sugary name, it doesn't necessarily mean cotton candy grapes have more sugar than other grape varieties.

Cotton Candy grapes taste exactly the way they sound. Here's how horticulturalists created novelty grapes to give them such a distinctive flavor.

Geneticist David Cain with the Cotton Candy Grape at International Fruit Genetics. Cain spearheads the Delano, Calif., facility, marrying select traits across thousands of nameless trial grapes ...

Cotton Candy grapes look like the old translucent, yellow-green orbs long common to children’s lunchboxes, cheese plates and grocery-store aisles. But take a bite and you’ll experience an ...

When our editorial assistant brought in a container of Grapery's cotton candy grapes, editors flocked to her desk to try one of these mystical seedless green grapes that taste exactly like spun ...

For the unluckily uninitiated, Cotton Candy Grapes are a variety of green grapes that taste just like that spun-sugar treat you find at carnivals and amusement parks.