1, weigh. When choosing peaches, you might as well weigh them by hand. Peaches of the same size, the heavier the better. This is because the heavier the peach, the more water it contains, the more juice it has when eating, and the better the taste naturally. In addition to peaches, you can also use the same method when choosing fruits such as grapefruit and oranges!

2, look at the size, don't blindly choose a big peach when choosing a peach, the bigger the peach, the better. Of course, don't choose the small one. Peaches are too big, many of them are cracked inside, with little moisture and bad taste. If peaches are too small, they may not be ripe and taste bad. It is most suitable to choose peaches with symmetrical heads.

3. Look at the color and observe the color of the surface when choosing peaches. Many people think that the redder the peach, the better. In fact, this kind of cognition is wrong. Because of the angle of light, one side of the peach will be red, the other side will be yellow, and the overall color will be uneven. If the whole peach shows a uniform red color, it is probably ripe. This kind of peach is not recommended.

4, look at the fluff, people who like to eat peaches know that there is a thin layer of fluff on its surface. In fact, you can judge the quality of peaches by observing this layer of fluff. Generally, the fluff of fresh peaches is very obvious, and some will prick their hands. This kind of peach tastes moist and delicious. However, if the surface of the peach is smooth and there is little fluff, it is likely to be left for a long time or coated with preservatives. It is not recommended to buy this kind of peach.

5, smell, experienced people know that mature peaches have a sweet taste, smell fresh and natural, and these peaches are sweet and delicious to eat. However, if peaches smell tasteless and even have the green taste of raw fruits, they are probably immature or maturing fruits, and such fruits are not recommended to be purchased.

6. Look at peach blossom ditch. The shape of the peach is very distinctive. It is similar to a water drop with a vertical line on the surface. This is the "peach blossom ditch". Generally speaking, if it is a naturally growing peach, this groove will be obvious, making the peach look like it has two petals. However, if this ditch is shallow and the surface of the peach is relatively flat, it is likely to be ripe, so it is not recommended to buy this kind of peach.

7. Look at the peach tips. In fact, peaches are also divided into male and female, and the taste is different. The male peach is pointed, the top of the peach is convex, and the female peach is concave. The taste, moderation and moisture of male peaches are better than those of female peaches. Choose a male peach when you buy it.