How much is baby napa cabbage per jin, and what are the six main differences from napa cabbage?
Baby napa cabbage, also known as miniature napa cabbage, looks similar to napa cabbage. Because of its good taste and attractive appearance, it is deeply loved by people, and many people like to use it for hot pot. So roughly how much is baby napa cabbage per jin? What is the difference from napa cabbage?
1. Introduction to baby napa cabbage:
1. Is baby napa cabbage a genetically modified vegetable?
Baby napa cabbage is not a genetically modified vegetable. It is a new variety introduced from Japan. Its nutritional value and appearance are similar to napa cabbage, but the edible part is the tender leaves inside, so it looks short and small.
2. Is it true that baby napa cabbage contains formaldehyde?
It is true that baby napa cabbage contains formaldehyde, but the content is very low and it is almost harmless to the human body. However, if it is purchased outside, the formaldehyde level may rise, because many merchants spray some formaldehyde before bagging it in order to make the baby napa cabbage look better, so after buying it, be sure to soak it for a period of time before eating.
2. Roughly how much is baby napa cabbage per jin?
The market price of baby napa cabbage is a little expensive, generally about 2.5 to 4 yuan per jin, but due to differences in markets and sales markets, there will be some variation in price. For example, at the agricultural products wholesale market of Wuxi Chaoyang Co., Ltd., the price is about 4 yuan per jin; at Zhangbei County Bashang Vegetable Industry Co., Ltd., the price is about 3 yuan per jin; at Henan Wanbang International Agricultural Products Logistics Co., Ltd., the price is about 0.6 yuan per jin, so the specific price still needs to be checked at the local market.
3. What is the difference between baby napa cabbage and napa cabbage?
Difference 1: Different appearance. Baby napa cabbage leaves are very small, the leaf surface is relatively smooth, it feels very firm to the touch, the appearance is uniform, and the overall width is about the same. Napa cabbage leaves are large, the heart is relatively dense, the leaves and leaf bases are relatively broad, the root can be seen, the long leaves curve inward and appear twisted, and it feels loose to the touch.
Difference 2: Different color. Baby napa cabbage leaves are more tender yellow in color. Napa cabbage leaves are emerald green, and the heart part is tender yellow.
Difference 3: Different packaging. Baby napa cabbage has been processed, and generally three or four heads are put in a bag for sale. Of course, some are also sold loose, and it looks very attractive. Napa cabbage generally has no packaging and is usually sold loose overall.
Difference 4: Different price. Baby napa cabbage is generally three or four yuan per jin. Napa cabbage is generally about one yuan per jin, and if bought during its market season, it is about four or five mao per jin, and the more you buy, the cheaper the price.
Difference 5: Different taste. Baby napa cabbage tastes relatively refreshing and sweet, and it can generally be eaten after being briefly boiled in water. Napa cabbage tastes firm and is very chewy, and it needs to be cooked for a long time to taste good.
Difference 6: Different cooking methods. Baby napa cabbage is suitable for hot pot, stewed soup, steaming, and boiling. Napa cabbage is suitable for steaming, boiling, and making kimchi.
Overall, the market price of baby napa cabbage is not expensive, generally about three or four yuan per jin, but due to differences in market and selling time, the price will vary, so try to buy it at the local market. In addition, although baby napa cabbage is similar to napa cabbage, there are certain differences between the two in appearance and taste, so pay attention when purchasing.