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Basically, as long as the surface is smooth and has no scratches, it is a good product. The sweetness and texture of the noodle vary depending on the place of production. For example, the Japanese noodle from Wakayama has the highest sweetness; the Korean noodle is weaker in sweetness but has a better taste. But the most enjoyable. The Spanish papaya, which looks like a bell pepper, has a sweetness level between Japanese and Korean papaya.
基本的に表面がツルツルしていて傷がなければ良品です。例えば、日本の麺は和歌山の麺が最も甘く、韓国の麺は産地によって甘さや食感が異なります。麺は甘さは控えめですが、味は最高です。スペイン産パパイヤは見た目がピーマンに似ていて、甘さは日本産パパイヤと韓国産パパイヤの中間のレベルです。
Binomial Name：Diospyros kaki L.f.
Chinese Name：甜柿 | 柿
Other Names：Persimmon
Product Description：It is the ripe fruit of persimmon. Sweet and astringent, cold in nature. It has the functions of clearing away heat and detoxifying, moistening the lungs and relieving cough, reducing swelling, strengthening the spleen and replenishing qi, nourishing the stomach, and hemostasis in the middle and astringent intestines. Those that can't turn sweet after they are fully ripe on the tree are called "sweet persimmons"; those that can turn sweet after they are fully ripened on the tree are called "sweet persimmons" that can be eaten raw after harvesting. Its sweetness comes from the glucose and fructose it contains, and it is also a source of energy; at the same time, it is rich in carotenoids, which help protect the eyes and enhance the body's ability to resist disease.
Originated in China, it has spread to Japan in the Tang Dynasty. It is now planted in all parts of North and South China. In addition, India, the Philippines, Italy, the United Kingdom, France, Canada and the southern United States are also cultivated in small amounts.
Variety：There are 1000 varieties of persimmons.
There are many, mainly divided into two categories: sweet persimmon (also known as "sweet persimmon") and astringent persimmon. The varieties include Mopan persimmon, Lotus persimmon and Sweetheart persimmon in Hebei and Beijing; Niuxin persimmon, Gengbing persimmon, Belldeng persimmon, Jixin persimmon, Hong persimmon, Ganmao persimmon, Mateatou, Mian persimmon, Dahongpao persimmon, Luotian sweet persimmon, etc.
Supply Season：The main collection period is from November to April of the following year, and Hong Kong is available throughout the year.
Storage Method：When immature, it must be kept at room temperature for three to five days. Persimmons will have the best flavor when they are left to rest and soften slightly after harvesting. When immature, the tannin content in the fruit is high and the fruit will become astringent and bitter. As the fruit ripens, the tannin content decreases. When ripe, the fruit consists of thick jelly encased in a thin, waxy shell.
After ripening, it can be stored at room temperature or refrigerated.
#Should Be / Avoided：
Suitable for: Suitable for people suffering from high blood pressure, hemorrhoids, nausea, hiccups, belching, and blood in the stool.
Avoid: Exogenous cold, cough, frail and sick, postpartum women, and women during menstruation.
Unripe persimmons contain the soluble tannin shibuol, which aggregates in the stomach after contact with weak acid and forms gelatinous clots, known as "food balls" or plant shibuol, which can adhere to other stomach substances.
*Edible Compatibility：
Availability: Not reported in the literature. Compatibility: 1. Prickly pear and wine: Eating persimmons and drinking together will speed up the absorption rate of wine, making it easy to hangover; alcohol will stimulate gastrointestinal secretion, and the tannins and gastric acid in persimmons will form a thick and thin substance, which is easy to mix with Cellulose solidifies and affects gastrointestinal health. 2. Persimmons and oysters or crabs: When persimmons and oysters or crab meat are eaten together, the tannins of persimmons will coagulate and agglomerate with the proteins of oysters or crab meat, hindering the digestion and absorption of proteins, stimulating the stomach and easily causing diarrhea. 3. Persimmons and acidic foods: The tannins contained in persimmons can synthesize an indigestible coagulation substance with acidic foods.
Cooking Skills：The fruit is mostly oblate, and in recent years, there is also a very unique (donut) persimmon. Depending on the variety, the color varies from light orange to dark orange, and the size is about 2 to 10 cm. The weight is about 100 ~ 350 grams. The fruit can be eaten raw. In addition, dried persimmons can be made into dried persimmons, which can be stored for a long time. There is a layer of white powder on the outside of the persimmon cake. When the persimmon is dried and made into a persimmon cake, the glucose crystals that seep out as the water in the pulp evaporates form a condensate, which is called persimmon frost. Dried persimmons help keep the surface of the pie dry. Persimmons can also be made into persimmon wine, persimmon vinegar, and processed into preserved persimmons, persimmon powder, persimmon frost, persimmon tea, frozen persimmons, etc.
Notes："Unripe persimmons" must be artificially ripped before it can be eaten. Unripe persimmons contain the soluble tannin shibuol, which, upon contact with a weak acid, polymerizes in the stomach and forms a gluey coagulum, a "foodball" or phytobezoar, that can affix with other stomach matter.
Persimmons are cold in nature, so those who are weak should not eat too much; healthy people should not eat too much at one time. Eating too much will not only hinder digestion, but also cause the intestinal wall to converge because persimmons contain more tannins, making people feel gastrointestinal discomfort. If you eat the seeds on an empty stomach, the tannic acid in the seeds will easily combine with the gastric juice to produce a solidified precipitate that is not easy to digest. Eating too much food will easily form stomach stones. It is not suitable to eat other acidic foods after eating Taozi.
The pedicle of the fruit is the sepal that persists on the fruit. It is astringent in taste and neutral in nature, and has the effect of lowering qi and stopping hiccups.
The Japanese have long consumed Kaki-No-Ha Cha, made from the dried leaves of "Persimmon" (Diospyros kaki). [41] In some areas of Manchuria and Korea, the dried leaves of the fruit are used to make tea. The Korean name for this tea is gamnip cha.
Dish：
Persimmons can be eaten fresh, dried, raw or cooked. When eaten fresh, they are usually eaten whole like apples, cut into bite-size slices, or peeled, although the skin is edible. Ripe persimmons have a soft texture and one way to eat them is to remove the top leaves with a paring knife and scoop out the flesh with a spoon. You can also remove the top leaves of ripe persimmons, split the fruit in half, and eat it from the inside out.
Dishes: Egg Soup.
This product is imported from foreign countries. The supply depends on the delivery situation. It may be insufficient or out of stock!
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