Kiwi
Vitamin C (more per serving than an orange), fiber, vitamin K.
- Category
- Fruits
- Plate rating
- 92/100
- Glycemic index
- ≈50 · Low GI
- Pesticide residue
- Lower
What kiwi offers
- More vitamin C than oranges
- A small study linked kiwi to better sleep
- Fiber for digestion
- Vitamin K & E
When to eat it
Any time.
Tip
Eat the skin for extra fiber!
Pairs well with
Greek Yogurt · Berries · Spinach
Blood sugar
Low GI — tends to raise blood sugar slowly. GI values are approximate and vary with ripeness, variety and preparation. If you manage diabetes, ask your care team how this food fits your plan.
Pesticide residue & peeling
Relative residue level: Lower — a rough guide, not a lab measurement. Peeling works but skin is edible and very nutritious. Rinse produce under running water before eating.
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Sources
- Nutrient data: USDA FoodData Central (search “Kiwi”)
- Glycemic index: Glycemic Index Research and GI News (University of Sydney)
Last reviewed October 2026. How we rate foods.
General information only, not medical advice. If you take medicine or manage a health condition, check with your doctor, pharmacist or a registered dietitian before changing your diet. Read our medical disclaimer.