With many years of experience in buying vegetables and fruits at the market, Ms. Giang has 5 secrets to choosing fresh grapes that are guaranteed to be sweet and delicious without chemicals: "If you apply these tricks when choosing grapes, you will buy the freshest, sweetest grapes for your family. They are both delicious and safe to eat."

1. Do not choose bunches of grapes without a layer of frost on the surface

According to Ms. Giang, grapes that are ripe on the tree will always have a thin layer of frost. If the frost is thicker, the grapes will be more delicious and fully ripe. However, if you see grapes with a smooth surface, without this frost but with a particularly bright color, you should not choose them. Because such grapes may be spoiled or contain ripening agents.

2. Do not choose brown grape stems

If you are observant, housewives should pây attention to the stems of each bunch of ripe grapes: "In fact, fresh grapes that have just been picked from the tree must have green or yellow stems. The stems are also quite thin and have high elasticity. When trying to lift the whole bunch of grapes, it will be very difficult for them to fall off."

40-year-old housewife reveals 5 NOs when buying fresh grapes to ensure that you always buy sweet grapes without chemicals - Photo 4.
However, if the grape stems are brown, or if the grapes fall off when lifting the bunches, you should not buy them. Because this type of branch has been left for a long time and is not fresh grapes," Ms. Giang affirmed.

3. Do not choose bunches of grapes with evenly ripened fruits

With naturally ripened fruits and tree-ripened fruits, it is absolutely impossible to ripen evenly, but there will be different green and ripe fruits. On the contrary, grapes with the same color ripening are very likely to have been treated with stimulants to ripen. However, in fact, they are still very young.

"You should not buy such fruits because they will not have thick flesh and will not be sweet. Not to mention that eating fruits containing ripening stimulants is very harmful to health," said Ms. Giang.

4. Do not choose bunches of grapes with cracks on the skin

This 40-year-old housewife said that when buying grapes, many people mistakenly choose small grapes with many cracks because they think they are fully ripe. But that is a big mistake.

In fact, the skins of grapes, even when ripe, do not have cracks. On the contrary, cracks appearing on the skin are most likely due to overripe grapes or growth stimulants causing the grapes to grow too quickly, the grape skin cannot keep up with the growth rate and has cracked. Grapes with cracked skins should not be purchased.

5. Do not buy soft, mushy grapes with a strange smell

To buy small grapes, consumers should choose grapes that are still firm and firm. Do not choose soft, mushy grapes with a strange smell or spots on the fruit. Because these are overripe or spoiled fruits, they should be discarded immediately.