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11 hours ago, MelissaH said:How do these differ from what used to be called prunes, and have since just become, well, "dried plums"?
They don't differ. The name change (in the USA) is explained here.
But I just translated the Chinese name which has always just been "dried plums", an accurate description of what they are.
7 hours ago, MelissaH said:How do these differ from what used to be called prunes, and have since just become, well, "dried plums"?
They don't differ. The name change (in the USA) is explained here.
But I just translated the Chinese name which has always just been "dried plums", am accurate description of what they are.
7 hours ago, MelissaH said:How do these differ from what used to be called prunes, and have since just become, well, "dried plums"?
They don't differ. The English name change is explained here.
But I just translated the Chinese name which has always just been "dried plums", am accurate description of what they are.
