The differences between 60-year-olds and Harrys are as follows:

1. The appearance difference between 60-year-olds and clams.

People in the seafood market usually regard 60-year-old clams as clams, but if you distinguish them carefully, there is still a difference between 60-year-old clams. The key point of distinguishing between clams and clams lies in the different textures of their clams. Through this, they can be distinguished. When you go to the seafood market to buy clams and clams, you can find out the difference by carefully distinguishing their shell textures.

2. The difference in nutritional value between clams and clams.

Many people think that clams are shellfish. Shellfish in general are rich in zinc. Flower beetles are rich in zinc, and clams are also very rich in zinc. Cockroaches and clams are very representative seafood. Not only are they affordable, they also taste great.

3. The difference between eating clams and clams.

Everyone must be familiar with the preparation of scallops and clams. Because everyone has been tasting these two delicacies, our common Huajia Vermicelli Soup. When I was in school, there was a Huajia Vermicelli Soup outside the school, and it tasted really great. In addition to the 60-year-old vermicelli soup, there is another delicacy that I have to talk about. That is clam soup, and its preparation is also very simple. Spicy scallops are also a favorite delicacy, but no matter how delicious the food is, you can’t eat too much.

Related information:

Paphia undulata (scientific name: Paphia undulata) is an animal of the genus Paphia in the family Paphidae. The flower beetle is a kind of mollusc, about 3 cm long, with an oval shell, light brown, and purple edges; the shell surface is yellowish brown or light purple, densely covered with irregular purple blog-like patterns, and is often covered with a layer of shiny shell The skin has finer concentric growth lines; the inside of the shell is white or slightly purple, and the mantle sinus curves into it. It lives in shallow sea bottoms. Worldwide distribution.

Clam (Latin scientific name: Mactra quadrangularis Deshayes, alias: clam), an animal of the order Mactraidae. It is distributed in all oceans of the world. The shells are of equal size, triangular or oval, usually thin, often with a shell skin, the shell surface is smooth or has concentric growth lines, the inner edge of the shell is flat and sharp, the top of the shell is mostly protruding and tilted forward; the edge of the top of the shell is There is an external ligament, the top is usually healed, and the left and right shells have lateral teeth, single on the left and double on the right.