Kiwi berry
Actinidia arguta
fruit
A smooth, hairless mini kiwi from a Far Eastern vine; eaten whole, skin and all, green, yellow or reddish depending on the variety.
- Origin
- Eastern Siberia and Northern China
- Season (United States)
- September to October · grows in your region
- Preparation
- It is eaten whole and raw, skin included, like a grape, after a rinse; it is ripe when it gives a little under the finger.
- Molecules
- In small amounts, not counted Anthocyanins
- Did you know?
- Its skin, edible like a grape's, is said to contain up to fifteen times more antioxidants than its flesh.
