The difference between peaches and flat peaches

Both flat peaches and peaches are common fruits in the market, and they taste very similar. However, the appearance of flat peaches is different from that of ordinary peaches. They are flat and similar to "plates". Later, people called them flat peaches. So what are the differences between these two fruits? What are the differences between them?

The difference between peaches and flat peaches

1. Appearance

The most important difference between flat peaches and peaches is their appearance. Flat peaches are an oval, flat-round fruit. They look flat, but there is a concave concave in the center of the upper and lower surfaces. Other peaches are mostly spherical in shape, with one end being pointed and the other end being round and blunt. This fruit can also be divided into several different varieties, with different tastes, sizes and sweetness.

2. Taste

There is also a certain difference in taste between Pantao and peach. Although Pantao is a kind of peach, the water content of this kind of peach is relatively low, but the fiber content is particularly high, and it has a crispy and sweet feeling when eaten. The water content of other peaches is relatively high, and its flesh will become soft when ripe, and juice will automatically flow out when eaten, which is a characteristic that Pantao does not have.

3. Origin

There are some differences in the origin of flat peaches and peaches. Flat peaches are mainly produced in northern China, and are more common in Shandong, Shanxi, Hebei and Shaanxi. There are also a certain amount of production in Xinjiang in northwest China, and the flat peaches produced in Xinjiang taste the best. The production areas of other investments are not fixed. They are widely planted all over the country and are also planted on a large scale in many countries around the world.

4. Price

There is also a certain difference in the price of flat peaches and peaches when they are sold in the market, because flat peaches are a fruit with relatively low yields, and their price when sold in the market is higher than that of ordinary peaches. However, the price difference between the two is not too big, and its selling price will not exceed one-third of that of peaches at most. In addition, the prices of different varieties of peaches after they are put on the market are also slightly different, and sometimes there are peaches that are more expensive than flat peaches.