Costco Zespri Golden Kiwi Review

The sweetest kiwi I’ve ever had!!

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Today I’m reviewing something a little different! The Costco Zespri Sungold Kiwi! If you’ve never had a golden kiwi before I’m going to tell you all about them!

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Taste

I have to say if you like kiwi fruit, you’ll LOVE these. This is the sweetest Kiwi I’ve ever tasted. Golden kiwi is a sweeter kiwi than the tart kiwi. It’s a bit different than green kiwi because it doesn’t have the fuzzy skin and the golden kiwi I picked up from Costco also were quite large. Golden kiwi is different than green kiwi because of its golden color, other than the color when you cut into it the golden kiwi it has a smaller core than green kiwi and fewer seeds. Golden kiwi has a tropical taste, almost like mango and strawberry combined and isn’t tart at all, only sweet.

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Cost

I paid $7.49 Canadian for the container of Zespri golden kiwi from New Zealand at Costco.

Convenience

Perfect for a quick snack, to have with breakfast or even to have as dessert. You could also use the golden kiwi is numerous recipes. I kept these in my fridge and they were still good over a week after purchasing them. It would be delicious to make a fruit salsa with these.

Nutrition

Two sungold kiwi is 110 calories and has no fat, is low glycemic index and has natural sugars. Kiwi is a great source of fibre and vitamin C as well as potassium.

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I loved trying the golden kiwi and would definitely eat them again! If you like kiwi fruit but would like to try something a bit sweeter I recommend the Zespri Sungold Kiwi from Costco.

Taste: 9/10

Cost: 7.5/10

Convenience: 10/10

Nutrition: 10/10

If you’ve had golden kiwi before, what did you think?

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5 thoughts on “Costco Zespri Golden Kiwi Review”

  1. If you buy the gold kiwi fruit and they’re hard, put the kiwi in your fridge and walk away. Walk away! For weeks, months! However long it takes for them to slooowwly ripen. When they are soft to touch, that’s the time to enjoy one of God’s greatest creations.
    I even leave kiwi fruit just to when the skin is wrinkling- sweet and juicy!

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  2. La meilleure façon de déguster un kiwi est de couper le fruit en deux et de le manger directement avec une cuillère de bébé ou d’enfant. 😊

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  3. i eat them all times of the day n night, they have the most amazing taste i ever had, i cant stop eating them, i eat an average of 2 to 4 per day a little pricey but u get wat u pay for, i absolutely positively amazingly recomend them, u will not b dissatisfied if u eat kiwi the sweetest kiwi i ever had. the ones at fruit markets 4 for $1.00 they dont compare to these at all. also if u like orange and grapefruit get a cara cara orange put a couple in the freezer for a day nd then defrost in fridge. try one an the tart taste is gone. i do it all the time and also orange and regular grapefruits u can do he same. believe me u will love the taste. so glad i have a membership to costco and also i
    have used their gas for last few years never a problem recomend it. top quallity gas.

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  4. SO and I LOVE these! They’ve been missing from my local Costco for a while now 🙁 we even got a promo kiwi knife that was included in the package a while back. I can’t wait for them to come back to our Costco. I’ll never go back to a green kiwi again!

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