raisins; dried grapes
Refers to dried grapes, commonly called raisins. The loanword レーズン is also used, but 干しぶどう is the native Japanese term.
See also: レーズン
I baked bread with raisins in it.
Raisins are often used in making sweets.
レーズン is the loanword from English 'raisin', commonly used in product names and Western recipes. 干しぶどう is the native Japanese term and may feel slightly more traditional or descriptive.
Standard mixed kanji-kana spelling. The kanji 干し means 'dried', and ぶどう is commonly written in kana.
Full kanji spelling using 葡萄 for 'grape'. Less common but still seen.
Rarely used kanji form with 乾し instead of 干し.
Compound of 干し (hoshi, 'drying') + ぶどう (budō, 'grape'). The kanji 干す means 'to dry', and 葡萄 is the kanji for grape, though ぶどう is more commonly written in kana.