Best golden kiwis

Took to long to ripen

Delicious

Always fresh

When Zespri brand, as pictured - they are great. However recent purchases have been a different t brand and have been absolutely terrible - overripe, green, bad tasting.

I prefer to get the gold rather than the green kiwi. They seem to have a sweeter taste. One of these has 13 carbs so if I’ve consumed a lot of carbs in my meal, I will have only one. I prefer two, however, because they are so good!

We did curbside pick up. The two boxes of Kiwis were over-ripe almost rotten. I tried to call helpline and store. The customer service rep was not able to help and put me on hold for store manager, the wait was too long and I was not able to speak with the manager. Due to pandemic I could not go back and stand in lines to make the return. So I have decided not to get fruits in my next curbside pickup order. This was a disappointing experience.

Wish these were in stock all year round but I guess that's not possible due to seasonality. At first I thought there couldn't possibly be a difference by buying a "name brand" kiwi fruit. But Zespri is hands down the best - especially the gold kiwi. I eat a lot of kiwi because it's good for digestive issues but I have learned to just skip it when Zespri isn't available. Other brand green kiwis often are rock hard and sour and never soften/ripen even when left out for days and end up getting thrown away.

I was disappointed in this product. I usually buy these but this time they were not very good. Normally they are really good. Hopefully the next time they will be better. Maybe in the summer they will be better. Not sure I would recommend these at this time.

I wasn't even aware kiwifruit was available in gold until I saw them at Sam's Club. I've always liked the green ones, but I was willing to try Sungold, even though they were a little more expensive. The outer peel of the Sungold Kiwifruit was less "hairy", so I thought I might be able to skip the need for peeling or "scooping out" with a spoon. To be honest, I didn't taste that much of a difference - maybe a little more bland than the green variety, and not near as pretty to look at. Eating the peel is a no-go for me on both varieties. If someone wants a variety of color on a fancy fruit plate, then I can recommend buying both varieties, but other than that, I prefer the taste and color of the original green kiwi fruit.