Chapter 121 The trouble with reorganizing the family (16)

Xu Yin also thought he was joking.

Unexpectedly, when she finished her work in the strawberry garden and went down the mountain with a small bamboo basket in her arms, a car stopped at the village road.

The village chief was leading a young man towards her home. When he saw her, he said hello from a distance:

“Yin Yin, this gentleman is here to buy strawberries. You are the only one growing this in our village. I will bring him up to ask.”

 Xu Yin: “…”

 Okay, you don’t need to ask. You must be the student of Professor Wang who was mentioned by the “Science and Technology for Promoting Agriculture”.

Sure enough, the other party handed her a business card and said that she was here to buy organic strawberries for her teacher. It didn’t matter if they were not ripe. She would order them today and they would be shipped after the year when they are ripe.

 I didn’t even ask about the price. After adding her as a friend, I transferred 5,000 yuan to her directly.

The village chief was dumbfounded: "Are strawberries expensive this year?"

He thought the other party was here to buy a few kilograms to taste, but he didn’t expect that the price was five thousand. This amount can almost wrap up the strawberries in the greenhouse, darling!

Liu Yan said: "It depends on the quality. Organic strawberries are relatively cheap at 100 yuan per catty."

The village chief was puzzled: "What are organic strawberries? New varieties?"

 Liu Yan: “…”

Xu Yin directly handed a strawberry in the basket to the village chief: "Uncle, this strawberry I grow is organic. It does not use pesticides, spray insecticides, chemical fertilizers, or hormones. You can try it with the ones bought outside." What’s the difference?”

The village chief ate one and pursed his lips happily: "It tastes really good. I have eaten the strawberries sold on the street, but they are not as good as the strawberries you grow. They are not as big as this, and they are not as enjoyable to eat as you."

I added in my mind: The price is really expensive! One hundred yuan a pound feels like eating money.

Liu Yan also tasted a few and nodded: "The teacher is right, you are really good at growing fruits. These strawberries are really good."

It is sweet, but still retains the unique acidity of strawberry. It can be said that there is sourness in the sweetness, and sweetness in the sourness.

Bite into it, it is juicy and full, and the mouth is filled with the rich sour and sweet taste of strawberries, which makes people want to eat one more.

To be honest, before coming here, he was quite disapproving. If the teacher hadn't insisted on him buying it, he wouldn't have even wanted to make the trip.

 When it comes to organic fruits, which company can grow better than the fruit gardens of Science and Technology Xingnong?

Especially for organic strawberries, aren’t the high-quality products from Kenong Base enough for teachers?

 But after eating the strawberries grown by Xu Yin, I realized that there are mountains beyond the mountains and there are people beyond the people.

With the expansion of capital in recent years, the strawberries from the Konong Base have lost their original quality. Of course they taste better than the bland ripening strawberries on the market, but compared with Xu Yin's, they are immediately delicious. High and low.

Liu Yan also wanted to go back to his relatives' house in the county to pay his respects. He ate a few strawberries, acknowledged the door and left first.

The village chief followed Xu Yin to her house and asked as he walked with his hands on his back: "Yin Yin, if we build a greenhouse to grow strawberries like you next year, do you think anyone will come to buy it?"

 Xu Yin: “…”

How did she know? She first built a greenhouse to grow strawberries, purely for her own consumption.

I can’t finish the fresh ones and I’m thinking about making strawberry wine. If you have more, you can also make freeze-dried strawberries and strawberry jam.

Stocked in the system warehouse, it will not break down in the next small world, without even thinking about whether to sell it or not. But since the village chief asked this, she thought carefully and said:

“Logistics is now very convenient. Fruits and vegetables that are not easy to preserve can be pre-sold in advance, and it is still feasible to ship them during the harvest period.”

The village chief nodded, but thought about it carefully: "Looking at how carefully you serve the strawberries, it's actually not easy to make money."

He then shook his head. He was older. One of his two sons worked in a public office in the county and the other ran a stall in an ancient town. He was definitely not willing to go back to the countryside to farm.

With no one to help him, how could he, a little old man, cope, and he didn't have the strength of Xu Yin.

Speaking of strength, he couldn't help but twitch the corner of his mouth, and he really couldn't understand: How could Xu Yin be so strong. Obviously, Old Man Xu and his son are not that strong.

 After Xu Yin got home, she brought out five yards of rice cakes and a jar of wine.

 The wine was taken from the system warehouse. It was presumed that it was sent by a classmate from Hengcheng.

The village chief loves this, and Xu Yin's gift can be said to have been sent to his heart. He went back happily and brought over a can of maltose after a while.

 “Have you made rice krispie treats at home? If not, these are enough to make two pots.”

Even if the village chief didn’t mention it, Xu Yin really didn’t think of it. Rice Krispies Treats are another must-have food during the Chinese New Year in the countryside.

So, I had something to do again that afternoon: making rice krispie treats live.

However, her family did not make any preparations in advance and did not have frozen rice that they dried themselves. Fortunately, someone set up a popcorn box at the entrance of the town. She brought five kilograms of rice there and popped a few boxes of popcorn back.

Grandma Xu washed and dried the peanuts at home, and sauteed them with sesame seeds until fragrant. When her granddaughter came back from popping the popcorn, she could make rice krispie treats at any time.

 Xu Yin was ready, set up her mobile phone and started live broadcasting.

 Put maltose, rice krispies and fried peanuts into a large pot one after another and stir well, then pour it into a mold and flatten it. Sprinkle sesame seeds and roll it out with a rolling pin. Remove the mold and cut it into slices, and you have traditional rice krispie treats.

Five kilograms of popcorn rice, plus bits and pieces of nuts and maltose, yielded almost twenty kilograms of rice krispie treats.

While the pot was hot and the ingredients were all available at home, Xu Yin made two more pots of snowflake cake in one go.

The rice krispie treats are very crispy when cooled and break when touched, making them inconvenient for express delivery.

 She plans to take out half of the snowflake cakes and give them to fans as a lucky draw for the New Year.

Unexpectedly, fans posted comments saying they wanted to eat rice krispie treats.

I can also make snowflake cakes. I want to eat rice krispie treats made with maltose. I only ate this when I was a kid. Many of the rice krispie treats I buy now are made of red and white sugar pretending to be maltose, but in fact they don’t even have a drop of maltose. ]

[Miss, just give us some rice krispie treats, we’re tired of eating snowflakes! ]

　　[That’s it! Snowflake Crispy was very popular last year. I made several pots of them and didn’t finish them until the beginning of spring. They were all damp and I never wanted to eat them again. ]

Xu Yin: "...Okay, then I'll put ten pieces in a pack, and I'll draw fifty fans to give away rice krispie treats."

  [Five pieces per pack, draw 100 fans! The chance of winning is still higher. ]

  [Then why not take one piece per pack and smoke five hundred! I'm afraid that even a hundred people like me, a non-chief, won't be able to take my turn. ]

[For those in front, please don’t join in the fun with non-chiefs. ]

I won a special prize at the company’s annual meeting that just ended. I feel like I’m still holding my hand. I hope I’ll only draw one in a pack of 100 tablets! (dog head)]

[roll! ]

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 The barrage was full of joy.

In the end, Xu Yin packed up 50 portions of Rice Krispies Treats and 100 portions of Snowflake Crisps. She drew a total of 150 fans and packed them up at the town courier station. She hoped that the lucky fans would receive them before New Year's Eve. Handmade gifts.

There is nothing we can do if we can't receive her.

 Everyone can understand that during the Chinese New Year, express delivery time is unpredictable.

 (End of this chapter)