Daqing Acorn [Heilongjiang Daqing Specialty]

What is Daqing acorn? Authentic Heilongjiang Daqing specialty: Daqing acorn

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Basic Introduction to Daqing Acorn

Acorn, the fruit of oak tree, looks like a silkworm cocoon, so it is also called chestnut cocoon. The New Book of Tang, Biography of Du Fu: "Visiting Qinzhou, I collected acorns and chestnuts for self-sufficiency." Tang Zhangji has a poem that goes: "At the end of the year, I hoe and plow against the empty chamber, and call on my child to climb the mountain to collect acorns." The acorns have a hard shell on the outside, brown red in color, and inside are like flower kernels, rich in starch, with a content of about 60%. It can be eaten and used as a raw material for sizing in the textile industry. The rubber tofu made from processed rubber kernels has a delicious taste with a sweet aroma. Each hundred jin of acorn can brew about forty jin of 55 degree Baijiu. There are acorns available for picking in the Dongshan District of Hubei

Acorn refers mostly to the nuts of Quercus plants, which are more abundant in the eastern mountainous area of Hubei Province and resemble silkworm cocoons, hence also known as chestnut cocoons. The acorn has a hard shell on the outside, a brownish red color, and a peanut like kernel inside, which is rich in starch