Have you ever eaten kiwis wrong?
This is how a TikTok video goes without a knife
Created: 10/17/2022, 6:30 p.m
By: Janine Napirca
Do you like eating kiwis?
How do you go about it – peel and cut or cut and spoon?
It can also be done without cutlery.
Kiwis are one of the fruits that contain a lot of vitamin C and vitamin K, but also minerals such as calcium, magnesium, potassium and sodium.
They are considered very healthy and are also low in calories.
That's why they're great for a little sweet and sour treat between meals.
How do you eat kiwis?
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Most people arguably eat kiwis in one of two ways.
Either you take a knife, cut the kiwi in half and scoop the fruit out of the skin, or you peel the kiwi and cut into slices, for example for a fruit salad or if you want to decorate a cake with it.
However, according to a video on TikTok, there is another way to eat your kiwi and you don't need any utensils like spoons and knives.
TikTok trend: How to eat a kiwi without a knife and spoon
You don't always have cutlery with you on the go, but you still don't want to do without a small, tasty and healthy snack, like a kiwi.
But don't worry: thanks to a TikTok video, another method of eating kiwis has now been revealed.
You don't need a knife or spoon for this.
Instructions on how to eat a kiwi without cutlery:
Take the kiwi in your hands and gently press it all around several times until it is soft to the touch.
This is to loosen the flesh from the skin.
However, be careful not to press too hard to avoid damaging the shell.
Otherwise the juice and flesh of the kiwi will leak out and the gooey mess will be big.
Then bite into one end of the kiwi and remove the end.
You can also eat the skin of the kiwi if you like.
Finally, you can eat the kiwi with your mouth by squeezing the fruit out of the shell from underneath and sucking out the pulp and juice.
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Incidentally, when storing kiwis, you should make sure that they are not kept next to avocados, apples, pears, nectarines and plums or even tomatoes.