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The grievances and resentments between raisins and grapes

2017-08-27View Original

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1. Differences between grapes and grapes 1. Appearance The difference between grapes and grapes can be judged from the aspects of appearance, separation of skin and flesh, taste, etc. The appearance of grapes is mostly oval, with the characteristics of large fruit, bright color, resistance to storage and transportation, and good taste. Kyoho grapes are soft, juicy, and easy to peel, while raisins have thin skins that are difficult to peel and taste crisper and harder. In addition, there are fewer seeds in grapes, and many varieties of grapes do not even have seeds. But from a professional perspective, there is no big nutritional difference between raisins and grapes. Therefore, generally speaking, grapes are a variety of grapes. Except for some differences in texture, taste, and shape, the nutrients are basically the same. 2. Price Generally, grapes on the market are much more expensive than grapes. This is mainly due to two reasons. On the one hand, grapes are relatively high-quality grape varieties, and their planting and grafting techniques are relatively high, so the planting cost is higher than ordinary varieties. Second, the high transportation costs make grapes much more expensive than grapes.
Reply #22017-08-27
2. The feud between grapes and grapes 1. Varieties: The grapes are imported from the United States, but the grapes are produced in China. 2. Shape: The raisins are long and the grapes are round. 3. Cortex: When you pinch the grapes with your hands, the skin and flesh are easily separated, while the skin of grapes is relatively thin, so it is difficult to separate the skin and flesh. The skin of grapes has to be spit out, which makes it inconvenient to eat, but the skin of grapes can be eaten directly because it is attached to the meat. 4. Meat quality: The pulp of raisins is precise and can be cut, while the pulp of grapes is soft and juicy and is generally not sliced. 5. Nutrition: Much the same, many grapes are sour. 6. Taste: Most grapes are sour, while most grapes are sweet, and grapes taste good. 7. Price: Grapes are more expensive than grapes.
Reply #32017-08-27
The grapes do taste better. Like grapes. :lol
Reply #42017-08-27
I don't favor one over the other, I like both. :lol
Reply #52017-08-28
If you eat grapes, you won’t vomit the grape skins; if you eat grapes, you will vomit the grape skins.
Reply #62017-08-28
Everything is delicious, it’s officially grape season, eat as hard as you can
Reply #72017-08-28
Grapes, grapes. Just like cherries and cherries, pineapples and pineapples, kiwis and kiwis, there is no essential difference, but the varieties are slightly different. Just like Red Fuji and Marshal Huang.
Reply #82017-08-28
The smelly hoof. . . :lol

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