Discover the Power of Zespri™ Kiwifruit Two Colours. Endless Goodness.
Think all kiwifruit are the same?
Think again! Zespri™ brings you two tasty types: the zingy Green and the golden, juicy SunGold™. SunGold™ Kiwifruit is so sweet and juicy and is one the most nutritious fruits you can eat, bursting with vitamins and minerals. Just one serving provides 100% of your daily vitamin C needs in just one delicious piece of fruit.* Green Kiwifruit are tangy, refreshing, and naturally rich in dietary fi bre**. And according to new guidelines from the British Dietetic Association, eating two to three green kiwis a day can help support constipation management.
Why Add Zespri™ Kiwifruit to Your Day?
• Provides a unique combination of vitamins and minerals. • Helps reduce tiredness and fatigue. • Takes care of your immune defences. • Helps manage constipation.
How to Kiwi Like a Pro
No fuss, no peeling, no problem. Here’s how to enjoy Zespri™ Kiwifruit like a snack-time legend:
• Grab and go: Cut a SunGold™ in half, scoop with a spoon, and enjoy- no peeling needed.
• Eat the skin: Yes, really! The smooth SunGold™ skin is edible and adds extra fi bre.
• Brighten breakfast: Add slices to porridge, cereal, or yoghurt for a fresh, vitamin-packed start.
• Sweeten your evening: Blend into smoothies, stir into yoghurt, or freeze into ice lollies for a healthy treat.
Where to Find Zespri™ Kiwifruit Available at Tesco, or look out for the Zespri sticker at other leading retailers.
www.zespri.com/en-uk
*Zespri™ SunGold™ contains 136mg vitamin C per 90g fruit. Reference Intake for vitamin C is 80mg. **Zespri™ Green kiwifruit contains 4.3g of fi bre per 100 kcal.
SUPER-EASY RECIPE
DIY Kiwi Yoghurt Bark (Yes, It’s a Thing)
You’ll need: • 2 SunGold™ kiwis (sliced) • 500g Greek yoghurt • A handful of berries • A drizzle of honey • Optional: granola or chopped nuts
How to make it: 1. Spread yoghurt on a tray 2. Add kiwi, berries, honey, and crunch 3. Freeze for 2–3 hours 4. Then break into pieces and enjoy!
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