How much is a jin of large mangoes? Four major differences from Guifei mango

Every time you buy mangoes, you see large mangoes and small mangoes, and you always think the two are the same variety, but actually they are not. The two differ somewhat in both price and taste, and in the market, large mangoes are somewhat more popular. So roughly how much is a jin of large mangoes? What is the difference from Guifei mango?

1. Introduction to large mangoes:

1. What is a large mango?

The large mango, also called Jinhuang mango, is an improved new variety of mango. Its fruit is especially large, with a single fruit weighing up to about 2 kg, and each mu of land can yield about 1500 kg. It tastes tender and smooth with a good flavor, and in particular it has a high fruit-setting rate and tolerates long-distance transport, so it is deeply loved by consumers.

2. When do large mangoes ripen?

Large mangoes generally ripen in June to July. The ripe fruit is very large, the pit is especially thin, and it contains very little fiber and has high sugar content, so it is very popular. It is generally mostly used to make fruit salads and so on, and its selling price is a little on the expensive side.

2. Roughly how much is a jin of large mangoes?

The market price of large mangoes (Jinhuang mango) varies, generally about 4 to 4.5 yuan per jin, but because of differences in market and selling time, the price will differ somewhat. For example, at Jiangmen Xinhui District Fruit Food Wholesale Market Co., Ltd. in Guangdong, the recent price is about 4 to 4.5 yuan per jin; at the Nanjing Agricultural Products Logistics Center, the recent price is about 4.5 yuan per jin; if bought during the market season, the price is about 4 yuan per jin; if selected in a supermarket, the market price is about 12 to 16 yuan per jin. So the specific price still needs to be checked at the local market.

3. What is the difference between large mangoes and Guifei mango?

Difference 1, different size: The large mango has a long oval shape, and the fruit is very large, with a single fruit weighing up to 1 kg, the heaviest reaching 2.4 kg, and an average weight of about 915 to 1200 g; Guifei mango has a long oval shape, but the tip of the fruit is small and pointed, with a single fruit weighing about 400 g, the largest reaching 600 g, and an average weight of 300 to 500 g.

Difference 2, different fruit: The ripe peel of the large mango is orange-yellow, and when unripe it is green, while the flesh is orange-yellow; the ripe peel of Guifei mango is dark yellow, and when unripe it is purplish-red, and the flesh color is similar to that of the large mango.

Difference 3, different taste: The large mango has much flesh and a sweet flavor, with little cellulose, and tastes delicate when eaten; Guifei mango is full of moisture and sweet in flavor, with much flesh and sweet juice, and a thin peel, so generally the whole fruit can be peeled out with one tear.

Difference 4, different nutritional components: Every 100 g of large mango is rich in 4.69 g of vitamin C, with an acid content of 0.1 g, and an edible rate of 80.1%; every 100 g of Guifei mango is rich in 0.65 g of protein, 2.2 to 6.3 mg of carotene, and also vitamin B, vitamin C, calcium, phosphorus, iron and many other elements.

Overall, the large mango is the Jinhuang mango, and its market price varies, generally about 4 to 4.5 yuan per jin, but because of differences in market and selling time, the price will differ, and the specific price should be checked at the local market. In addition, although it and Guifei mango are both mangoes, the two differ somewhat in fruit size and taste, so pay attention when buying.