How much does a jin of strawberries cost now? This is the cleanest way to wash them

Strawberries are a fairly common beauty fruit in China, and are deeply loved by people for their sweet taste and high nutritional value. Especially in June and July, many people make them into various salads and jellies to eat. So how much does a jin of strawberries cost now? How do you wash them the cleanest way?

I. Introduction to strawberries:

1. What varieties of strawberries are there?

Zhangji, Hongyan, Fengxiang, Tochiotome, Nyoho, Hokowase, Red Pearl, Year-End Wase, Lihong, Hongshimei.

2. What are the production areas of strawberries?

Strawberries have many production areas and are planted throughout China, with the most planted in Liaoning, Hebei, Jiangsu, Zhejiang, Shanghai and other places. At present, Xinjiang, Beijing, Anhui, Sichuan and other places are also planting them on a large scale.

II. How much does a jin of strawberries cost now?

Strawberry market prices vary, generally around 14-25 yuan per jin, but prices differ due to variety, market and selling time. For example, the selling price at the Dayanglu Agricultural and Sideline Products Wholesale Market in Chaoyang District, Beijing is about 20 yuan per jin, at the Hongqi Agricultural Trade Wholesale Market in Xiqing District, Tianjin it is about 15 yuan per jin, at the Chaoyang Market in Wuxi, Jiangsu it is about 14 yuan per jin, at the Qiaoxi Vegetable Center Wholesale Market in Shijiazhuang it is about 13.5 yuan per jin, and at the Yuenanyang Fruit Wholesale Trading Center it is about 11 yuan per jin, so the specific price still needs to be checked at the local market.

III. How do you wash strawberries the cleanest way?

In order to have a good appearance, many strawberries have been treated with chemicals. Although they look clean on the surface, they contain many impurities and pesticides inside, so strawberries, whether just picked or just bought, must be washed before eating. The correct washing method is as follows:

Step 1: Pick out intact strawberries and rinse them under a faucet for several minutes to wash away the impurities and contaminants on the surface of the strawberries. Be sure not to soak them in water, so that pesticides do not dissolve in the water and get absorbed by the strawberries.

Step 2: Put the rinsed strawberries into rice washing water or lightly salted water and soak for several minutes, then stir a little so that the residual pesticides on them are completely broken down.

Step 3: Pour the strawberries into a basket, then rinse them under tap water for several minutes until the residues are completely washed away.

Step 4: Remove the strawberry stems, then rinse them once more with water, put them on a fruit plate and they are ready to eat.

It should be noted here that before washing strawberries, it is best not to remove the strawberry stems, to prevent impurities and pesticides from seeping into the flesh. At the same time, when they are just bought or just picked, be sure to rinse them with water first and never soak them directly, so that pesticides do not seep into the flesh and cause diarrhea after eating. In addition, when washing strawberries, do not use too much force, so as not to damage them and affect the taste.

Overall, strawberry market prices range from expensive to cheap, depending on where you buy them, so when choosing, try to check the local market. In addition, freshly picked strawberries will have pesticides, dust and various impurities remaining on their skins, so they must be washed clean before eating. If you do not know how to wash them, you can follow the steps above to wash them and they are ready to eat.