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Zuogong Walnuts
Basic Introduction to Zuogong WalnutsZuogong Walnuts are a specialty of Zuogong County in the Tibet Autonomous Region. They are neatly arranged and have flat or slightly recessed suture lines. Their shape is round or oval, with large fruits and full kernels that are yellowish-white in color and have a crisp, fragrant taste. The county is crisscrossed by numerous rivers, and the abundant local water resources ensure good growth of walnut trees, making them strong. The ample water supply provides an ideal environment for the growth of Zuogong Walnuts, resulting in full-bodied fruits with plump kernels.Zuogong County has a semi-arid temperate climate typical of southeastern Tibet, with small annual temperature differences and relatively high heat utilization efficiency. Summer sees concentrated rainfall, with maximum precipitation reaching approximately 683.2 millimeters. This concentrated rainfall meets the needs of walnut growth and development. The fruits of Zuogong Walnuts start to swell in late July. The county receives an annual total solar radiation of 588 kJ/cm² and has 2,186 hours of annual sunshine, with even longer daylight hours during summer and autumn, often exceeding ten hours per day. This is conducive to the accumulation of nutrients and high yields, as well as contributing to the unique… -
Boshan Walnuts
Introduction to Boshan WalnutsThe Zibo Boshan Shengu Valley Walnut Specialized Cooperative is located in the eastern mountainous area of Boshan District, Zibo City, Shandong Province, the hometown of Jiao Yulu. The climate is pleasant with an average annual temperature of 13.6°C and annual precipitation of 736.6 millimeters, making it suitable for growing various fruit trees. The main product is the thin-skinned Xiangling walnut. Nutritional ValueWalnuts are rich in nutrients, containing 15-20 grams of protein, 60-70 grams of fat, and 10 grams of carbohydrates per hundred grams, as well as essential calcium, phosphorus, iron, and other trace elements and minerals, along with vitamins such as carotene and riboflavin. Historical and FolkloreThe walnut originated in southeastern Europe and southwestern Asia. In China, walnuts can be traced back to the early Western Han Dynasty, brought back by Zhang Qian during Emperor Wu's reign when he traveled to the Western Regions. Because they originated from the Qianghu region, they were also known as Qiang peaches or Xiang peaches. According to "The Miscellanies of the Jin," compiled by Zhang Hua of the Jin Dynasty, "Zhang Qian planted them in Qin, gradually spreading eastward." Preparation and Eating MethodsThere are many ways to prepare and eat walnuts.… -
Kongshan Walnut
Basic Introduction of Kongshan Walnut Kongshan Walnut is a specialty product of Tongjiang County and a geographical indication product of China. The "Kongshan Walnut" is rich in linoleic acid, linolenic acid, amino acids, vitamins, etc., and is characterized by its thin shell, thick meat, high oil content, and aromatic nutrition. It has a planting history of over 1,500 years in Tongjiang County, gradually forming 32 "Kongshan Walnut" demonstration bases with the town of Kongshan as the core. In 2012, the area planted with "Kongshan Walnuts" in Tongjiang County reached 120,000 mu (approx. 8,000 hectares), with an annual output of 1.8 million kilograms and a value of 100 million yuan. Nutritional Value The walnut can be called the "king" of antioxidants, with very high nutritional value. The American Dietetic Association recommends that people eat walnuts two to three times a week, especially middle-aged and elderly individuals and postmenopausal women. This is because the arginine, oleic acid, and antioxidants in walnuts are beneficial for protecting cardiovascular health, preventing coronary heart disease, stroke, and senile dementia. The beauty benefits of walnuts are extraordinary. For Beauty: If you regularly consume "Walnut Porridge" made by grinding walnut kernels into a powder and boiling it, it… -
Ningguo Hill Walnut
Nutritional Value of Ningguo Hill Walnuts The Ningguo Hill Walnuts have a low oleic acid value and a high iodine value, making them an easily digestible and excellent edible oil that can help prevent cardiovascular diseases. They are effective in lowering blood lipids and preventing cardiovascular diseases. The kernel contains about 9% protein, 17 amino acids, and 20 mineral elements, providing extremely high nutritional value. Product Characteristics The Ningguo Hill Walnuts have large seeds with thin shells; the kernels are thick and rich in oil. Processed using traditional methods, they have a pleasant color and aroma, with a crisp and tasty kernel. They possess lung-nourishing, stomach-enriching, complexion-enhancing, and hair-darkening properties. As a well-known specialty product of Ningguo, analysis of the economic traits of the fruit shows that the thousand-kernel weight of dry fruit ranges from 3040 to 4425 grams, with an average kernel yield rate of 45.3% to 55.2%. Dry fruit weighing over 3500 grams accounts for 73.4% of the total. The oil content of the dry kernel reaches 69.8% to 74.9%, making it one of the tree species with the highest oil content. The superior quality and distinct characteristics of Ningguo Hill Walnuts are closely related to Ningguo's superior… -
Watercity Walnut
Basic Introduction to Watercity Walnuts According to introductions, the Watercity walnut is also known as “Xue Ning Hong,” which gets its name from producing red flowers and having frost and snow resistance characteristics. Ordinary walnuts produce yellow flowers and typically take 11 years to mature. In contrast, “Xue Ning Hong” produces red flowers, can flower and bear fruit in the second year after planting, and flowers and bears fruit multiple times a year. While ordinary walnuts have fruits that grow in clusters with only two or three nuts per cluster, “Xue Ning Hong” walnuts have fruits that grow in spikes, with each spike bearing around 30 nuts. This type of walnut is known for being high-yielding, stable, and having a good taste. It flowers and bears fruit multiple times a year and has resistance to frost, snow, and pests, making it suitable for promotion and application in temperate and cool mountainous regions. The Watercity walnuts are grown across 25 towns (sub-districts) and 164 administrative villages (residences, communities) in Huale Town, Yueshe Town, Aga Town, Bide Town, Dongdi Sub-district, Doge Town, Doujing Town, Fare Town, Guobuji Town, Houchang Town, Huajia Town, Jichang Town, Jianshan Sub-district, Laoyingshan Sub-district, Longchang Town, Miluo Town,… -
Pingwu Walnut
Basic Introduction to Pingwu Walnuts Pingwu walnuts refer to walnuts produced within the administrative region of Pingwu County, Sichuan Province. Due to the suitable climate and soil conditions in Pingwu County for walnut tree growth, the walnuts produced are large, have thin shells, yellow kernels, excellent quality, and are non-harmful. They are highly favored by consumers both domestically and internationally. The product has passed A-level green food certification by the China Green Food Development Center and has been included in the Catalogue of China's National Geographical Indication Protected Products. Nutritional Value Walnuts contain rich lecithin, vitamins, and other substances that are components of brain structure, which is extremely beneficial for fetal brain development. At the same time, walnuts have spleen-strengthening, appetite-stimulating, lung-moistening, and kidney-strengthening properties, which are very significant for the metabolism of pregnant women themselves. In addition, the benefits of walnuts for children's brain development go without saying, and the vitamins and calcium, zinc, etc., they contain directly affect the development of children's vision. Middle-aged and elderly people who eat an appropriate amount of walnuts daily can effectively lower harmful cholesterol levels in their blood, protecting their hearts and blood vessels. Studies show that patients with gallstones who persist… -
Zhuolu Nanjiangshi
Basic Introduction to Zhuolu NanjiangshiNanjiangshi, also known as Nanjiangshi Lion's Head, is named after its discovery in Nanjiangshi Village, Xiejiazhai Town, Zhuolu County, Hebei Province, where this type of walnut is produced. It first appeared during the Qing Dynasty but did not receive much attention due to its low yield. It is a variety of Scholar's Object Walnut. Product FeaturesThe generally recognized features include: large cross tip, concave bottom, diamond-shaped base, thick wide edges, dense texture (in the form of tight pattern), and a hard shell like stone. It is worth noting that the height of the Nanjiangshi variety is usually slightly taller compared to the Dwarf Lion's Head. Perfectly matched pairs with excellent appearance are very rare on the market, especially those with a slightly shorter stature, which are even rarer, making them highly sought after by enthusiasts of scholar's objects. Historical Folklore"Nanjiangshi Lion's Head" belongs to the category of Scholar's Lion's Head walnuts, one of many varieties. According to undocumented legends, it was called "Mapillar" at the end of the Qing Dynasty and later renamed "Ma Ke" during the Republic of China era. Due to its rarity and limited recognition among connoisseurs, it was not considered a high-end… -
Toptian Walnut
Basic Introduction to Toptian WalnutThe Toptian Walnut is a specialty of the Toptian District in Guangyuan City, Sichuan Province. It is known as one of the "Seven Wonders of Guangyuan." It is characterized by large size, thin shell, delicious aroma, thick and delicate flesh, crispness, excellent quality, extremely high content of beneficial elements, a high kernel yield, and ease of kernel removal. The product is popular in cities such as Shanghai, Tianjin, and Shandong. Nutritional ValueIt contains 15.2% protein and 73.04% fat, along with rich amounts of calcium, iron, phosphorus, zinc, and other trace elements; it also has a high kernel yield and ease of kernel removal, with an average kernel yield of 70%, and 80% of the nuts can yield whole kernels. Product FeaturesThe Toptian Walnuts mainly grow on hill slopes and gentle slopes at the foot of mountains. The unique natural ecological environment has created the unique quality of the Toptian Walnuts: large size, with an average single nut weight of 14.1 grams and an average kernel weight of 8.4 grams; thin shell, with only 0.9 millimeters thickness; delicious aroma, with thick and delicate flesh that is crisp; excellent quality, with extremely high content of beneficial elements. Awards… -
Luding Walnut
Basic Introduction to Luding WalnutsWalnut — the Luding walnut, has a long history. They are produced in high mountains, semi-high mountains, and low mountains, with almost every household in the countryside having walnut trees. The Luding walnuts from low mountains are considered superior for their high oil content and large kernels. Walnuts have the effect of darkening hair and enhancing beauty; long-term consumption can help improve intelligence. Nutritional ValueThe walnut is rich in vitamins B and E, which can prevent cellular aging, nourish the brain, enhance memory, and delay senility. It contains unique vitamin components that do not increase cholesterol levels but can reduce the absorption of cholesterol in the intestines, making it suitable for patients with arteriosclerosis, hypertension, and coronary heart disease. Walnut kernels contain abundant vitamin E and linoleic acid, ideal skin beautifiers. Regular consumption can moisturize the skin and darken hair. When feeling fatigued, chewing some walnut kernels can help alleviate fatigue and stress. Walnuts can also tonify the kidneys, solidify essence, moisten the intestines, relieve constipation, and strengthen the body. History and FolkloreHollowed-out walnut carving is a type of openwork carving where folk artists ingeniously utilize the texture on plant nutshells to carve vivid and interesting…
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