how to remove pits from olives？

Olives are rich in nutrients. The pulp contains protein, carbohydrates, fat, vitamin C, calcium, phosphorus, iron and other minerals. The content of vitamin C is 10 times that of apples, 5 times that of pears and peaches, and the content of calcium is also very high. , and easily absorbed by the human body, especially suitable for women and children. In winter and spring, chewing two or three fresh olives every day can prevent upper respiratory tract infections, so the folks have the reputation of "winter and spring olives race ginseng".

So how do you pit an olive? There is no need to remove the olive kernels in a hurry. You can first finish the plate for two or three months and then remove them little by little. At the beginning of the new kernel, you still need to rely on the oiliness in the kernel to keep it from cracking. Cut out bit by bit. To clean the olive pit, first use a soft brush, preferably a natural fiber, such as a bristle brush like the one in the picture below, which is moderately soft and hard and will not damage the olive pit. Some olive pits have been carved into hollow craftsmanship. It is relatively deep and difficult to clean.

 We need to use a special hook to clean it. If it is superficial dirt, gently wipe it off with a damp cloth, and gently wipe it with a damp cotton swab in the gap. For more serious dirt, you can soak the olive pit in water for a while to soften and dissolve the dirt, and then clean it with a brush. After cleaning, wipe the olive pit with a clean towel and place it in a cool place for ventilation. Remember not to expose it to the sun. , Apply an appropriate amount of olive oil for maintenance. The olive pit is a toy piece that we carry with us. When we play, we must wash our hands to prevent dirt from entering.