Eating horse's milk grapes, you need to know these things
The shape of horse's milk grapes is oval, the outer skin is green, the outer skin is very thin, the pulp is a little harder than ordinary grapes, and the pulp is also green. When eating, eat the skin together without peeling; if the grapes are older, the outer skin will be a little yellowish.
Precautions for eating horse's milk grapes
1: Rinse thoroughly
When you buy horse milk grapes from the fruit store, you must clean them thoroughly and from beginning to end. Many horse milk grapes are sprayed with pesticides during the growth process, so there may be residual dirt on the epidermis, and in the process of eating, sometimes the mouth will inevitably touch the grape skin, which is not conducive to good health. Tell you a good way, soak the horse milk grapes in salt water for 10 minutes, and the residual dirt on the surface will be cleaned very clean.
2: Do not eat with milk
As we all know, horse's milk grapes are rich in vitamin C, and some ingredients in milk will form a chemical reaction with the vitamin C contained in horse's milk grapes, which will cause damage to the stomach. Taking both at the same time will also cause diarrhea, and in severe cases, vomiting. Therefore, do not mix milk and horse's milk grapes to eat.
3: Rinse your mouth and protect your teeth
Fermented sugars contain ingredients that are harmful to teeth, while some horse milk grapes contain a variety of fermented sugars, which are highly corrosive to teeth, so if you don't rinse your mouth after eating.
4: Don't drink water after eating grapes
If you drink water immediately after eating horse's milk grapes, it is easy to cause diarrhea immediately. This is because the horse's milk grapes themselves have the effect of laxative and moisturizing the intestines. Drink water immediately after eating, and the stomach will dilute the stomach acid before it can digest and absorb the water. The grapes and water and stomach acid are rapidly oxidized and fermented, which accelerates the intestinal peristalsis, resulting in diarrhea, so remember, remember.
5: Don't eat too many horse's milk grapes
Because the sugar content of horse's milk grapes is high, diabetics should never eat grapes. In addition, girls should also prevent pregnant women from diabetes when pregnant, so eat horse's milk grapes in moderation. After eating horse's milk grapes, you should eat water-rich foods 4 hours apart.
