What does it mean to give grapefruit as a gift? How to choose the most delicious and sweet grapefruit

Recently, I believe that many people have grapefruits at home. Grapefruits contain a lot of protein, organic acids, various vitamins and trace elements. Grapefruits are spherical and have yellow skin, which looks very tempting, like a rolling golden ball. If you give grapefruits to friends, it means that you wish them great wealth and prosperity! Isn't it great?

Contents of this article

1. What does sending grapefruit mean?

2. How to choose the most delicious and sweet grapefruit

3. Sugar content of grapefruit

What does sending grapefruit mean?

Giving grapefruits to children represents blessing, reunion, and wealth. The homonyms of grapefruits are "youzi" and "youzi". Giving grapefruits to children at home can express blessings. Giving grapefruits to children far away from home means hoping that they will return home early and reunite with their families. The skin of grapefruits is yellow, which is a symbol of wealth.

1. Yuko

Giving grapefruits to children means blessing them with good health, peace and happiness. Grapefruit and Yuzi have similar pronunciations, so giving them to friends who have children at home can bring good wishes to the children. Grapefruits have a sweet taste, which means that you hope your children will always be innocent and will not encounter difficulties and obstacles.

2. Reunion

Giving grapefruits has the meaning of reunion. Grapefruit is pronounced the same as “youzi” in Chinese, which means wanderer, and can express parents’ thoughts and yearning for their children who are far away from home. Grapefruit is round in shape, which means reunion. Giving it to wanderers means that they hope they can return home as soon as possible and reunite with their families.

3. Wealth

Giving grapefruit as a gift means wealth and prosperity. Grapefruit is spherical in shape and has a yellow skin, just like a rolling golden ball. Giving grapefruit to friends means wishing them wealth and prosperity.

How to choose the most delicious and sweet grapefruit

When choosing grapefruit, choose those with flat heads and tails, and the overall shape of the grapefruit is flat and round, and the tail should not be too prominent. Such grapefruits are sweeter. Press the grapefruit with your thumb. If the skin is tight, it means the skin is thin, and the grapefruit flesh is elastic. If it is soft and the pit can be removed, it means the skin is thick, the moisture is poor, and the flesh is less.

Pomelo generally refers to pomelo, which is a plant of the Rutaceae family and the genus Citrus. It is native to Southeast Asia and has a cultivation history of more than 3,000 years in China. It is planted in Zhejiang, Jiangxi, Guangdong, Guangxi, Taiwan, Fujian, Hunan, Hubei, Sichuan, Guizhou, Yunnan and other provinces.

High-quality aromatic oil can also be extracted from the fruit peel, flowers and leaves of pomelo, high-quality pectin can be extracted from the peel, and the pulp can be processed into juice, fruit wine, citric acid, jam and canned food.

Pomelo likes warm and humid climate and is not drought-resistant. The most suitable temperature during the growth period is 23-29℃, and it can tolerate a low temperature of -7℃. In the high temperature of summer, it will not be seriously damaged as long as good fertilizer and water conditions are maintained.

Sugar content of grapefruit

The sugar content of every 100 grams of grapefruit is less than 10 grams. Grapefruit is a cold fruit with high nutritional value. Its sugar content is relatively low among fruits. Grapefruit also contains a lot of protein, organic acid, various vitamins and a variety of trace elements.

Pomelo is native to Southeast Asia and has a cultivation history of more than 3,000 years in China. It is grown in Zhejiang, Jiangxi, Guangdong, Guangxi, Taiwan, Fujian, Hunan, Hubei, Sichuan, Guizhou, Yunnan and other provinces.

High-quality aromatic oil can be extracted from the fruit skin, flowers and leaves of grapefruit, high-quality pectin can be extracted from the peel, and the pulp can be processed into juice, fruit wine, citric acid, jam and canned food.

The optimum temperature for grapefruit growth is 23-29℃. It can tolerate temperatures as low as -7℃. It prefers warm and humid climates and is not drought-resistant.