What animal does tripe come from? What does it look like? What's the difference between louvers and louvers?

For people who love hot pot, hairy belly is a must, and the crisp taste is simply unstoppable. Do you know what kind of animal hairy belly is? What does it look like? What's the difference between louver and louver? Let's take a look at it.

What kind of animal does hairy belly belong to?

Hairy belly is the rumen of cattle, which is rich in protein, phosphorus, fat, calcium, iron thiamine, riboflavin, niacin and other nutrients.

And the hairy belly is divided into two kinds, the hairy belly that grows up on feed will turn yellow, and the hairy belly that grows up on grain crops will turn black. Generally, the white belly sold outside is floated and belongs to frozen food.

What does the belly look like?

The rumen wall is composed of mucous layer submucosal tissue layer, sarcolemmal layer and serous layer from inside to outside, in which the sarcolemmal layer is the most developed, which is composed of two layers of smooth muscle of inner circular muscle and outer longitudinal muscle, which is the main edible part of hairy belly.

Third, what is the difference between hairy belly and louver?

1. Position

Hairy belly is the rumen of cattle, while louver (tripe) is the third septal valve in the stomach.

two。 Position

The rumen is the first stomach of ruminants. Rumen is by far the strongest natural fermentor known to degrade fiber. The internal chyme is divided into three layers (gas layer, dense layer and liquid layer). When ruminating, the chyme vomits to the mouth and chews again. The petal stomach is the third stomach of ruminants. Located on the right side of the anterior part of the abdominal cavity.

3. Action

The volume of the valvular stomach is slightly larger than that of the honeycomb stomach, and there are page-like folds on the inner wall, which contain digestive enzymes that break down plant fiber into glucose, which is then transported to the intestines for absorption. On the other hand, the ruminant food goes into the double valve stomach and continues to be ground and digested. The rumen contents contain chyme entered through the mouth, rumen secretions and exfoliated tissue.

Through the above introduction, have you made a clear distinction between hairy belly and louver?