Dole cherries are imported cherries from California, USA, and have thicker skin than ordinary domestic cherries.

Cherrys are also known as "fruit diamonds" because of their high price. They are rich in nutrients and contain higher levels of protein, sugar, phosphorus, carotene, vitamin C, etc. than apples and pears. They also contain iron. The amount is particularly high, ranking first among various fruits. Iron is the raw material for synthesizing human hemoglobin. Therefore, eating more cherries can relieve anemia.

Cherry cleaning tips

Using edible alkali to clean cherries is also a good choice. It is best to soak the cherries in salt water for about 10 minutes to remove impurities, then add an appropriate amount of edible alkali in the water, then take them out and rinse them with clean water. In this way, the edible alkali completely kills the bacterial substances on the cherries, making the cherries cleaner and safer.

Generally, some pesticides, preservatives and other harmful substances will remain on the cherries bought outside. It is best to wash them with baking soda or flour. You should put the cherries into warm water and then add an appropriate amount. of baking soda or flour, rub it gently with your hands, and then wash 2 pieces with water. In this way, the harmful substances remaining on them are completely mixed with baking soda or flour, making the cherries cleaner.