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    What Are Kiwi Berries and How Do You Eat Them?

    • Kiwi berries are bite-sized fruits that look like a fusion of kiwifruit, grapes and kumquats. The major difference kiwi berries and kiwifruit is that the berries have a leathery, smooth, green skin. They’re good for … See more

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    1. Life cycle
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      Seeds sprout under moist and warm conditions.
      Seed germination
    2. Life cycle
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      Seedlings grow into vines with leaves and buds.
      Vegetative growth
    3. Life cycle
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      Bees and other insects transfer pollen from male to female flowers.
      Pollination
    4. Life cycle
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      Female flowers develop into green or yellow fruits with seeds.
      Fruit development
    Where to Buy Kiwi Berries

    You can usually find kiwi berries at grocery stores such as Trader Joe’s, Whole Foods, Sam’s Club or your local natural food co-op. Sam’s Club in particular has a reputation f… See more

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    What is the difference between a kiwi and a mini Kiwi?
    In addition to the fruit size, the fruit skin is also a main point of differentiation. In contrast to the large kiwi fruit with its brownish and slightly hairy fruit skin, the mini kiwi has a smooth and completely hairless fruit skin. This has the advantage that a mini kiwi fruit can be eaten whole without having to peel it first.
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