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BIO Kiwano

BIO Kiwano 

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This Austrian decorative pumpkin for painting comes fresh from the farm of Max and Carina Gschaider's family business. Featuring a 15 cm diameter and smooth skin, this piece is ideal for painting, crafting, or carving. When stored properly, it stays fresh for a long time, adding lovely autumn accents to your table or windowsill.

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Country of origin

Austria

Description

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The Kiwano, also known as the horned melon, is an exotic fruit with a bright orange, spiky rind and green, jelly-like flesh. Its refreshing, slightly sweet and sour taste is reminiscent of a mixture of banana, cucumber and lime. Kiwano is ideal as a snack, in fruit salads or to decorate desserts and cocktails.

The Kiwano, also known as the horned cucumber, originally comes from the Kalahari Desert in Africa and is now mainly grown in New Zealand, Italy, Israel, South Africa and Kenya. The fruit is characterized by its bright orange peel with spiky outgrowths. Despite its unusual appearance, it belongs to the cucumber genus, but is not related to the kiwi.

To eat, the Kiwano is cut lengthwise like a kiwi and the pulp is spooned out, seeds can be eaten with it. Its peel is perfect as a decorative vessel for fruit salads or drinks. The peel of the Kiwano is not edible.

About the producer

Our farm is located in the Lower Austrian region of Tullnerfeld. We love the varied work with and in nature, the fields and meadows around the farm and life on the outskirts of the city.

Since our way of working involves a lot of mindfulness towards nature and we treat the soil with care, we would like to pass on our knowledge and techniques in modern agriculture to our customers.

We at Gschaiderhof are young farm managers and are always looking for interesting crops.

We produce a wide range of products, including oil pumpkins for our pumpkin seed oil and our snack kernels, but also garlic, fruit vegetables, wheat, corn, soybeans and sugar beets.