National Kiwi Fruit Day

National Kiwi Fruit Day celebrates kiwifruit and encourages people to enjoy it in its various forms. It is observed on the first day of winter, generally December 21 in the Northern Hemisphere. The day is described as an occasion dedicated to celebrating and promoting kiwifruit consumption, though its origin and founder are unclear.

Kiwifruit has fuzzy brown skin, green or golden flesh, and tiny black seeds. It can be eaten on its own or added to fruit-based drinks and other dishes. For a simple seasonal idea, The Foodie Patootie’s celebration combines kiwi with strawberries and blueberries in refreshing fruit-infused water.

How to Observe National Kiwi Fruit Day

Celebrate by slicing up a kiwifruit and enjoying it on its own, or add it to fruit-infused water. Try combining kiwi with strawberries and blueberries, as suggested by The Foodie Patootie, and share the colorful result with friends. You can also learn more about the fruit and find a new way to include it in a snack or dessert.

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