Recipes with Kiwano
A fruit like the EAT ME kiwano is perfect for all recipes that need exotic fruits. Liven up your salad, make yoghurt a little more adventurous or make kiwano-mousse. It can also be blended.
Preparation
Cleaning is a breeze for a fruit that looks quite intimidating. Slice the kiwano in half and spoon out the jelly-like flesh and seeds. Mixed in a blender or added to a salad are the most popular uses.
How to use kiwano in the kitchen?
- In salads
- As a snack
- In the blender


Storage advice
Kiwanos can be easily kept for a few days but store them outside the fridge.
Where do kiwanos come from?
EAT ME kiwanos come from Ecuador and France. The fruit belongs to the cucumber family. First, seeds are sown, which grow into a mature plant in about 6 weeks. These are transplanted to the open field, where the plants develop long vines. At this stage, the plants closely resemble cucumber plants. The fruit can be harvested 4-5 months later.