【How many "heads" do you mean? 】

Anxing Hao is currently working hard to produce Australian dried abalone, so let me give you a little knowledge about abalone! If you have paid attention to the seafood market, you will. . . We often hear "three-headed abalone" and "ten-headed abalone", so what does "head" mean?

 

"Head" is the unit usually used for dried abalone: ​​one head of dried abalone is equivalent to one dry abalone, and the more commonly used unit of weight is "one pound". It means: how many dried abalones there are in one pound. For example, if it says "seven-headed abalone", it means there will be seven dried abalones in one pound.

but! We noticed that the “pound conversion” used in each place is different.

Mainland China: 1 catty = 500 grams (g)

Hong Kong / Singapore: 1 catty = 604.8 grams (g)

Taiwan / Japan: 1 catty = 600 grams (g)

Therefore, it is difficult for us to use "jin" as the unit of weight, and we use the units of grams (g) and kilograms (kg) uniformly as the actual weight. The number of heads shown on the official website refers to the number of dried abalones in one kilogram (kg) .

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