How to peel kiwi fruit Tips on how to peel kiwi fruit

Many people like to eat kiwi fruit, which is tender, juicy, sweet and sour, and has excellent health-promoting effects. However, the most annoying thing about kiwi fruit is that it is difficult to remove the skin. The skin is not only very thin, but also has a lot of fine hairs, which makes it very troublesome to remove. However, there are certain methods and tricks for peeling kiwi fruit. After mastering those methods and tricks, you can easily remove the skin of kiwi fruit.

How to peel kiwi fruit

1. Kiwi fruit can be peeled directly with a fruit knife, but when removing the kiwi fruit peel, it is best to wear disposable gloves on your hands, because there are a lot of fine hairs on the surface of the peel. Some people's skin will be allergic after contact with these fine hairs, which will cause obvious pain and itching on the skin.

2. When peeling kiwi fruit with a fruit knife, do not peel it if it is too ripe. Kiwi fruit that is too soft cannot be peeled with a fruit knife, as that will cause a large loss of juice. When removing the skin of the kiwi fruit, you can start from one end and peel it off in circles. In this way, the peeled kiwi fruit skin will be connected into a strip, and you can finally get the yellow-green flesh inside.

Tips on how to peel kiwi fruit

1. It is troublesome to peel kiwi fruit with a fruit knife. If you want to remove the peel quickly, you can ripen the kiwi fruit. When it becomes soft, cut it in the middle with a clean fruit knife, and then use a clean spoon to dig out the kiwi fruit pulp from the inside. In this way, the peel can be completely removed. For those kiwi fruits that are not completely soft, you can use a professional peeling knife at home to directly peel the peel, so that the kiwi fruit pulp will be very complete.

2. Kiwi fruit can also be peeled with the help of a fruit knife and a stainless steel spoon. When peeling, first cut off a small piece from each end of the kiwi fruit, and then use the handle of the stainless steel spoon to insert it along the part where the peel and the flesh are connected. Insert it all the way until you can see the handle at the other end. After it is fully inserted, use your hand to control the handle to move in one direction. After it completes a circle, the kiwi fruit skin will be completely separated from the flesh, and you can get the complete kiwi fruit flesh after removing the skin.