Where is the best and sweetest pomegranate?

The best and sweetest pomegranate is as follows:

1, pomegranate in Tunisia, Yunnan. Tunisia pomegranate is mainly produced in Yunnan. This pomegranate is beautiful in color and crystal clear. Every pomegranate seed sparkles like a ruby. The seed is small and soft, and it will explode if you don't spit it out with a bite. Known as "Hermes in the pomegranate world". Of course, this also benefits from the local natural conditions and geographical environment in Yunnan.

2. Sweet pomegranate in Kashgar, Xinjiang. Kashgar, Xinjiang is a famous hometown of melons and fruits. All kinds of fruits here are very sweet, pomegranate is one of them. Kashgar pomegranate is so delicious, mainly because of the special natural environment in Xinjiang. Kashgar has four distinct seasons, long illumination time, great changes in temperature and illumination, balanced precipitation, but large evaporation.

3. pomegranate in Lintong, Xi. Pomegranate produced in Lintong, Xi is the first of the five largest pomegranates in China. Pomegranate here has always been a tribute of emperors in ancient times. Lintong pomegranate has bright color, thin skin and big flesh, and sweet juice. Xi Lintong area is backed by Mount Li, and the soil is naturally very fertile. In addition, the temperature here is mild, the rainfall is particularly moderate, and the temperature difference between day and night in summer is large, which is suitable for pomegranate planting and growth.

4. Pomegranate in Yicheng, Shandong. In Yicheng, Zaozhuang, Shandong Province, a large number of pomegranates are planted, and the pomegranate here is one of the pomegranate producing areas with the largest planting area, the highest yield and the best quality in China. The local pomegranate fruit is big, thin and full. Although Shandong is a coastal city, its geographical position is not affected by the ocean monsoon, and the rainfall is very uniform, which is very consistent with the growing environment of pomegranate.

Tips for picking pomegranate

The first trick: look at the variety. The most common pomegranate on the market is divided into three colors, red, yellow and green. Some people think that the redder the better. In fact, unlike the general selection method of apples and some fruits, pomegranates are generally the sweetest yellow because of different varieties.

The second measure: look at the luster. Choosing pomegranate depends on its luster. If it is smooth and shiny, it means pomegranate is fresh; if there are black spots on the surface, it means pomegranate is not fresh. Don't buy that.