with Peach
Description
Product description:
"Daitouryou" is a name given to only a handful of peaches from Misaka, a brand-name production area in Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan's largest producer of peaches.
The name is given only to high-sugar peaches that meet strict criteria of a sugar content of 13 degrees or higher and a beautiful appearance.
It is a masterpiece for peach lovers and when it comes to peach gifts, the "Daitouryou" is the most popular!
It is a masterpiece for peach lovers and when it comes to peach gifts, the "Daitouryou" is the most popular!
Characteristics of Daitouryou
- Yamanashi Prefecture is Japan's largest producer of peaches. Fuefuki-shi, in particular, is a major peach production area.
- The large sugar domain is large and round in shape, with a reddish-orange rind.
- Fruits that meet strict selection criteria such as appearance, weight, and sugar content of 12 degrees or higher.
- When ripe, it develops a distinctive peach aroma.
- Suitable not only for eating raw, but also for jams, parfaits, fruit salads, etc.
How to taste/ enjoy
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eat without leaving any skin behind?
- YES, Peach peels are high in fiber and vitamin C.
It also contains nutrients called catechins, which help prevent tooth decay and bad breath.
- YES, Peach peels are high in fiber and vitamin C.
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Delicious way of eating
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Refrigerate for 1-2 hours before serving.
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Please note that the sweetness will be lessened if peaches are kept in the refrigerator for a long period of time.
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Food that goes well with?
- Champagne
- Black tea
- hum with mozzarella (cheese)
Product details:
- Place of origin: Yamanashi, Japan
- Content quantity: 1.8kg/6pc
- Taste profile: Sweet and juicy, low acidity and astringency (brix level 12-13)
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Storage method:
- Basically, Store at room temperature (in a cool place out of the sun).
- To avoid deteriorate, wrap them individually in newspaper or plastic bags and place them in a refrigerator where the temperature is not too cold.
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Shelf lif : Please enjoy at your preferred level of firmness and ripeness.
*Ripen when fragrant, the rind hairs are moist and the rind is red all the way down to the bottom.