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How much does mung bean cost per jin? Learn a quick method to sprout mung beans

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Mung bean, also known as green small bean, is a common bean in supermarkets, and is deeply loved by people for its appetite-stimulating and heat-relieving effects, especially in summer when many people use it to make porridge, mung bean cake, mung bean sprouts, etc. So how much does mung bean cost per jin? How

Mung bean, also known as green small bean, is a common bean in supermarkets, and is deeply loved by people for its appetite-stimulating and heat-relieving effects, especially in summer when many people use it to make porridge, mung bean cake, mung bean sprouts, etc. So how much does mung bean cost per jin? How do you quickly sprout mung beans?

I. Introduction to mung bean:

1. Where is mung bean produced?

Mung bean has many production areas and is cultivated in both north and south of our country, among which the mung beans grown in Shaanxi, Guangxi and Shanxi are the best, rich in a large amount of selenium, which is of great benefit to the human body.

2. Is mung bean a coarse grain?

Mung bean is a coarse grain and enjoys the reputation of “king of coarse grains”. It is the best food for relieving summer heat, and many people use it to cook mung bean porridge, make mung bean cake, mung bean pastry, mung bean wine, etc.

II. How much does mung bean cost per jin now?

The market price of mung bean is not expensive, generally around 4.5-5.5 yuan per jin, but prices vary due to differences in market, variety, quality and selling time. For example, good-quality mung beans sell for around ten-odd yuan per jin on the market; at the Dayanglu Agricultural and Sideline Products Wholesale Market in Chaoyang District, Beijing, the price is about 4.5 yuan per jin; at the Xinfadi Agricultural Products Wholesale Market in Fengtai District, Beijing, the price is about 5.5 yuan per jin; at the Qiaoxi Vegetable Center Wholesale Market in Shijiazhuang, the price is about 3.5 yuan per jin; and at the Jiuxiang Agricultural Products Wholesale Market in Hanyuan County, Sichuan, the price is about 3 yuan per jin, so the specific price still needs to be checked at the local market.

III. How do you quickly sprout mung beans?

Mung bean sprouts are very tasty and simple to make. Although they are sold on the market and are not expensive, most have been mixed with chemicals, and eating too much is harmful to the body, so people who like mung bean sprouts can make them at home themselves. The specific method for sprouting bean sprouts is as follows:

Method 1: Sprouting mung bean sprouts in a plastic box

Step 1: Prepare a plastic box of suitable size, then sprinkle some fine sandy soil in it and spread the mung beans evenly on the sandy soil.

Step 2: Sprinkle some water on the surface of the mung beans, then cover with some sand, sprinkle some more water, and place in a cool place.

Step 3: Water once a day. After watering continuously for three or four days, the mung beans sprout; sprinkle water for another one or two weeks, and the mung bean sprouts are ready.

Method 2: Sprouting mung bean sprouts in a wooden box

Step 1: Find a wooden box of suitable size; if there is none, you can make one yourself. The specific size depends on how many bean sprouts you want to grow. Generally, an area 15 times that of the mung beans is about right.

Step 2: Soak the mung beans in warm water overnight, then take them out and let them sprout freely.

Step 3: Place a wet towel or wet paper at the bottom of the wooden box, then put the sprouted mung beans on top, then cover with another layer of wet paper or wet towel, and finally cover with a wooden board.

Step 4: Water once a day. After watering continuously for four or five days, the mung bean sprouts are ready.

In the above two methods, when sprouting mung bean sprouts, be sure to avoid light throughout the whole process, so that the sprouts grown will not turn red. In addition, home-grown mung bean sprouts are generally not as thick as those on the market, but they are absolutely green, so do not add additives just to make them thick.

Overall, the market price of mung bean is not expensive; generally four or five yuan will buy one jin, but the specific price still needs to be checked at the market. In addition, the beans you buy back can be used to grow mung bean sprouts in a wooden box or plastic box; they are not only good in taste but also green, and regular consumption can be of great benefit to the human body.

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