The differences between grapefruit and grapefruit are as follows:

1. The scientific names are different.

The scientific name of grapefruit is Citrus paradisi, while the scientific name of grapefruit is Citrus × paradisi.

2. Different shapes and sizes.

Grapefruits are usually rounder in shape, larger in size, and generally weigh more than 500 grams; grapefruits are generally flatter in shape, smaller in size, and generally weigh around 200 grams.

3. The appearance is different.

Grapefruit has a thicker peel, a smooth surface, and is usually light yellow or pink in color; grapefruit has a relatively thin peel, a rough surface, and a darker color, usually light red or pink. Deep red.

4. The taste is different.

The pulp of grapefruit is thicker, crisper in texture, and has a refreshing and sweet taste; the pulp of grapefruit is relatively thin, soft in texture, and refreshing in taste.

Precautions when purchasing grapefruit

1. Appearance: When purchasing grapefruit, you need to pay attention to whether its appearance is complete and without cracks, whether the peel color is uniform, and whether the fruit is soft or rotten. Discoloration, etc.

2. Weight: The weight of grapefruit is also an important indicator when purchasing. Generally speaking, the heavier the grapefruit, the more pulp and better the taste.

3. Touch: When purchasing grapefruit, you can gently press the peel to see whether the pulp is firm and elastic. This is also an indicator of the freshness of the grapefruit.

4. Smell: The grapefruit should have a refreshing smell. If there is a peculiar smell or a moldy smell, it means that the grapefruit has gone bad.

5. Stripes: There should be some stripes on the surface of the grapefruit, which is also an indicator of the quality of the grapefruit. The more obvious the stripes, the better the quality of the grapefruit.