Can I swap red wine with grape juice in charoset?

[Kenz]

Hi all! I'm making charoset this year and was wondering if I can use grape juice instead of red wine. Has anyone tried this swap? Does it change the flavor a lot? Thanks for the help!

 

[Mhal_Lee]

Yes, you can use grape juice as a replacement for red wine in charoset. It can still give the dish a sweet, fruity flavor. But it might be too sweet, so make sure to adjust the amount of sweetener.

 

[EvanSeeker]

Totally, you can swap red wine with grape juice in charoset! It’ll still be sweet and delicious, just a bit milder. If you’re looking for that extra depth of flavor, you might want to add a splash of vinegar or a bit of spice to balance it out.

 

[Horton]

Absolutely! You can easily swap red wine with grape juice in charoset for a non-alcoholic version. Just adjust the sweetness to taste.

 

[Oniokitty]

Hello! I think grape juice can work as a substitute for red wine in charoset. Though, it might make the flavor a bit sweeter and less complex