Cucumber and Green Grape Gazpacho

Gazpacho goes green as tart grapes and cooling cucumbers replace tomatoes.

Have an overabundance of green seedless grapes. Ate a green gazpacho once that had grapes as the base. Any suggestions? No tree nuts or sesame sees. (allergic family member)

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liquid over that. The liquid is made from crushed almonds, bread, cucumber and grapes crushed also. It is divine! I went back 2 weeks later and had dinner at Marc Forgione in Tribeca. They also serve a white gazpacho. It was...

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