I take our grapes all off the stems as soon as I get home from the grocery store, wash and store in fridge. So if i were to serve to guests, they would already be #3.

Anonymous wrote:Once upon a time, fine homes had grape shears. When serving grapes to company, the whole bunch would be placed in a bowl, with grape shears set to the side to help with serving.

I remember this. I don't think most people have the manners/sense to use them nowadays, so I pre-cut into small bunches for guests.

In a mingling event with a fruit plate, #2.
If served for a meal, then #3.

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Once upon a time, fine homes had grape shears. When serving grapes to company, the whole bunch would be placed in a bowl, with grape shears set to the side to help with serving.

Number 2 for sure. Or maybe 1 if you put some kitchen scissors next to the bunch, otherwise it's tough to pull off some small stems. I don't like 3 because then the grapes roll all over, into other appetizers and off the plate.

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Anonymous wrote:Please though if any toddlers in vicinity keep out of their reach unless cut in 1/2 lengthwise. Adults I prefer on a stem

Go away

Seriously. Just pay attention to your own kid, nobody needs to do this with grapes because you can't watch your precious little Cleo or Ansen.

Anonymous wrote:Please though if any toddlers in vicinity keep out of their reach unless cut in 1/2 lengthwise. Adults I prefer on a stem

Go away

Like this. The only option.