What is the grade of 6a bird's nest? Is the bigger the better?

When we buy bird's nests, we often see bird's nests marked with several A grades. So, do you understand what these A grades mean? For example, what grade is 6a bird's nest?

What is the grade of 6a bird's nest

6a bird's nest is the largest in size grade. The width of the bird's nest back is one of the quality standards for measuring bird's nest. The higher the A grade of the bird's nest, the wider the back of the bird's nest and the larger the bird's nest. There are 3a, 4a, 5a and 6a. 6a is the width of the bird's nest's back, which is equal to the width of a little girl's six fingers put together.

What is the difference between 3A, 4A, 5A and 6A bird's nests?

3A, 4A, 5A, and 6A bird's nests are the names given to the size grades of bird's nests in the industry in the past (including now). In the past, there was a saying that a 3A bird's nest is a bird's nest whose width at the back is approximately equal to the width of three little girl's fingers put together. Similarly, the width of the back of a 5A bird's nest bowl is approximately equal to the width of the little girl's five fingers put together. Usually, bird's nests with a back width approximately equal to or greater than the width of six little girl's fingers are called 6A bird's nests.

Is the bigger the better?

uncertain. A high-quality bird's nest is not only determined by its size, but also greatly influenced by the season of the raw materials and the processing technology. For example, we would definitely think that 4A bird’s nest is better than 3A bird’s nest because the nest is larger and fuller. But if you compare 4A dry season bird's nest and 3A rainy season bird's nest, which one do you think is better? Many people are not so sure about the answer.

For the current classification of bird's nest grades, each company has its own size standards, and there will be different names based on the size, processing technology, series, etc. of the bird's nest. As long as it is natural bird's nest, it doesn't make much difference no matter what name it is called. If you are giving it as a gift, of course you would choose a bird's nest that is larger and fuller, because it has a better appearance and is suitable for giving as a gift. If you are eating it yourself, you can choose a more economical size of cup according to your actual situation.