How does soft-seeded pomegranate taste? Where does soft-seeded pomegranate come from?

Huili soft-seeded pomegranates are the first soft-seeded pomegranates to be put on the market. Generally, soft-seeded pomegranates can be supplied until around National Day. The fruit is wine red, large and juicy. It tastes sweet and the seeds are very soft, so you don't need to spit out the residue. How to tell if it is a soft-seeded pomegranate? You will know after you open it!

Contents of this article

1. How does soft-seeded pomegranate taste?

2. Origin of soft-seeded pomegranate

3. How to judge whether it is a soft-seeded pomegranate

How does soft-seeded pomegranate taste?

A soft-seeded pomegranate weighs about 8 taels. When you peel it open, you will see that the fruit is wine red, large and juicy. It tastes sweet and the seeds are very soft. You don't need to spit out the residue, you can chew it and swallow it, and it won't get stuck in your throat at all.

This kind of pomegranate is also called "Tunisia" soft-seeded pomegranate. Currently, most of the pomegranates on the market are Heyin pomegranates. Its biggest feature is that it is sweet and has no residue. Pomegranate seeds contain a large amount of vitamin C, polyphenols and other strong antioxidants, which have the effects of delaying aging and preventing cardiovascular and cerebrovascular diseases. Chinese medicine recommends that when eating pomegranates, swallowing the seeds together can avoid loss of nutrients, help treat oral sores and oral ulcers, and can also achieve the purpose of digestion. However, the seeds of ordinary pomegranates are hard and difficult to swallow. In contrast, soft-seeded pomegranates are very easy to swallow. For people who like to drink juice, soft-seeded pomegranates are very suitable. Not only is the juice yield high, but the seeds are also relatively soft and do not hurt the juicer.

Compared with ordinary pomegranates, soft-seeded pomegranates are slightly more expensive.

Soft-seeded pomegranate origin

Huili is a famous pomegranate producing area. The soil, climate and light are very suitable for the growth of pomegranates. In particular, there are a large number of terraces and gentle slopes with an altitude of 1,300 to 1,800 meters. The soil is good, the terrain is open, the light is sufficient, the heat is abundant, the temperature is suitable, and the temperature difference between day and night is large during the ripening season. It has a good ecological environment suitable for the growth of pomegranates. The Tunisian soft-seeded pomegranate direct supply orchard selected by Maigou.com is located in the core production area of ​​Huili pomegranates. It is located on the top of a remote and pollution-free mountain. It is surrounded by clouds and mist all year round, so it is also called the orchard on the clouds. The red soil of the orchard is rich in minerals, and the fruit trees drink high mountain spring water. Fruit farmers insist on following the ancient planting method, using sheep manure and plant ash fermentation as the main fertilizer, and do not use industrial fertilizers. In addition, fruit farmers also raise many poultry under the trees, which can weed and catch insects, forming a three-dimensional ecosystem in the orchard.

Huili soft-seeded pomegranates are the first soft-seeded pomegranates to be put on the market, and they can be supplied until around National Day. At present, the sweetness of soft-seeded pomegranates is close to "explosive", and the feedback from citizens is very good.

How to tell if it is a soft-seeded pomegranate

1. Soft-seeded pomegranates mature earlier than ordinary pomegranates. They usually start to turn red in August and are fully ripe in early September, while ordinary pomegranates only start to turn red in mid-September and are fully ripe in late September. Therefore, soft-seeded pomegranates mature earlier.

2. Soft-seeded pomegranates are nearly spherical, with large and neat fruits, while ordinary pomegranates are more likely to be square than round. The peel of soft-seeded pomegranates is more likely to be yellow, while the peel of ordinary pomegranates is more likely to be red.

3. Peel the pomegranate and observe the seeds. The seeds of soft-seeded pomegranates are darker in color and are more likely to release water. Juice may easily flow out when you peel the seeds with your hands. The seeds of ordinary pomegranates are pink in color, neither bright nor dark.