How much is the market price of peaches per jin? Read this article to understand the difference from mao tao

The peach is one of the better-tasting fruits among peaches, and is deeply loved by food lovers for its high water content, sweet juice, large size and easy storage, and most importantly it also has swelling-reducing and diuretic effects, so how much is the market price of peaches per jin? What is the difference from mao tao?

I. Introduction to the peach:

1. What varieties of peaches are there?

Yangshan peach, Shenzhen peach, Fenghuang peach, Longquan peach, Fenghua peach, Muyang peach, Mengyin peach.

2. Where do peaches come from?

There are many places where peaches are produced. In China they are grown in Beijing, Henan, Hebei, Shandong, Shanxi, Shaanxi, Gansu, Zhejiang, Jiangnan and other places. Among them, the Shaanxi and Gansu area is the place of origin, and the Taihu Yangshan area of the Jiangnan water towns is the most famous peach-producing area.

II. How much is the market price of peaches per jin?

The market price of peaches is not expensive, generally around 3 to 8 yuan per jin, but the price varies depending on the place of origin, market, variety and selling time. For example, peaches produced in Yangshan, Shenzhen and other places have a relatively cheap market price, generally about 3 yuan per jin, but if purchased just when they first hit the market, they may be a bit more expensive, though not by much. If bought in a supermarket, the market price is about 7 to 8 yuan per jin, and if the quality is better it can be more than 8 yuan per jin, so the specific price still needs to be checked at the local market.

III. What is the difference between the peach and mao tao?

Difference one, different family and genus: the peach is a fruit of the genus Prunus in the rose family, while mao tao is a fruit of the mao tao genus in the rose family.

Difference two, different appearance: the peach has little fuzz on the skin, a large size and thin skin, is spherical in shape, with a skin that is white with a pink blush, and a single fruit can weigh 100 to 200 g, with the largest reaching more than 300 g; mao tao has a lot of fuzz on the skin, a small size and slightly thicker skin, is spherical in shape but with a slightly pointed or bluntly rounded tip, has a pale yellow skin, and the pit inside is very small with deep grooves.

Difference three, different nutritional value: the peach contains abundant vitamin C, protein and iron, among which the protein content is one time higher than that of grapes and apples, and seven times higher than that of pears, and the iron content is three times higher than that of apples and five times higher than that of pears, and it has the effects of moistening the lungs, clearing the stomach, beautifying the skin and removing phlegm; mao tao also contains abundant vitamin C, iron and pectin, but the content is not as much as that of the peach.

Difference four, different taste: the peach has more flesh and sweet juice; mao tao tastes a bit more astringent.

Overall, the market price of peaches is not expensive, and 3 to 8 yuan can buy one jin, but due to differences in market, time of hitting the market and variety, the price will vary, so when buying, try to check at the local market. In addition, the peach and mao tao are quite similar, so you must pay attention when buying. If you do not know how to distinguish the two, you can identify them by the methods above, and if there is a tasting available, it is best to taste one to identify it.