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Did you know...In the United States, the Japanese type of Asian pear called 20th Century or Nijisseki is the most popular. It is easily identified with its round shape and smooth yellow skin. Other common varieties include the Japanese bronze-toned Hosui pear and the pear-shaped Ya Li, a pale-green Chinese variety. 
asian pear DescriptionAsian pears look like large, greenish-brown apples. They are quite crisp and have less of a pear flavor than other pears. They are in limited supply, and usually more expensive. Fruit SelectionLook for hard Asian pears with a mild pear fragrance. Recommended StorageStore Asian pears for up to 4 weeks ina plastic bag in the refrigerator. Store at room temperature for up to 2 weeks. |
