In order to save costs to the maximum extent, Orion Ning only bought a large amount of brown sugar and starch, and he planned to make maltose himself.
The starch at this time was also very different from modern cereal starch. Because food was scarce, people here were more keen to obtain starch from various plants, such as lotus root, kudzu, fern, taro, etc.
Making maltose was not busy enough for one person, so Orion Ning called Maverick Ning over to help. Maverick Ning quit his job in the soy sauce workshop because of the wasteland matter, and there won't be many people in the wasteland soon.
Soon the villagers sent baskets of wild kiwi fruits, and Orion Ning asked them to separate the ripe and unripe ones, put the ripe ones in the warehouse, and store the unripe ones in the cellar. Kiwis can be stored for 3-6 months if stored properly.
The 1,500 kilograms of oranges sent by Liu Cheng were wax-coated. The wax-sealing method was a fruit preservation method used during the reign of Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty. When Orion Ning put the oranges in the cellar, he added fallen leaves and put them together. This method was recorded in the "Agricultural Policy Complete Book" and was also used to extend the storage time of oranges.
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