Pretty sure, everyone looks forward to desserts! While some people have grown ignorant towards the amount of calories in their respective diets, others have grown to be more health conscious. This has led to them indulging in more healthy snacks and calorie-free desserts. And God forbid, if they have no choice but to eat ice cream for dessert, they’d be planning to hit the gym in the morning itself! That’s why the inclusion of healthy desserts such as fruits are important, but the question is, where could we get fresh fruits, especially, imported ones?
Well, look no further as Origine Group and Khaishen Trading Sdn. Bhd. is here to promote your healthy lifestyle. By bringing in delicious kiwifruit to Malaysia from growing regions in Chile between May to November and from growing regions in Italy from December to April, you could now improve your health and elevate your culinary experience with this nutrient packed fruit.
For those who are unclear on the benefits on Sweeki Kiwis, don’t worry, we got you covered! These kiwis are loaded with antioxidants that can help strengthen the immune system. This means, you could say goodbye to your bottles of vitamin pills.
Consume Sweeki Kiwis for one day to ensure that you get your daily dose of Vitamin C — preventing flu and seasonal illnesses! Vitamin C also acts as an integral nutrition for our body’s function as it not only gives us the immunity we deserve, but it’s also good for protection against cardiovascular disease, prenatal health problems, eye disease, and even skin wrinkling.
Besides that, Sweeki Kiwis are jam-packed with fibre, are an excellent source of potassium, magnesium and Vitamin E. For those constantly being tired facing their laptop screens by attending Zoom calls, Vitamin E is the best remedy for you. It helps counter tiredness, daily stress and promotes intestinal transit.
To describe its look and taste, Sweeki Kiwis are rough and woolly on the outside but extremely soft on the inside — with a green coloured juicy pulp that first gives a sweet aftertaste followed by a sour one, shortly after. Widely referred to as a spoon fruit, you don’t even have to peel this fruit to indulge into its benefits. Cut it in half, and eat it with a spoon scooping along the circumference! How easy is that?
Adding on, Jeffrey Tan (CEO) of Khaishen Trading Sdn. Bhd., says, “Fresh, tasty and invigorating, Sweeki Kiwis are the perfect fruit for a snack or as an unexpected ingredient in many recipes, to add a touch of zest. From smoothies to mini pavlovas and even as a spread on toast or as a base for salsa sauce, eating these kiwis are a great pleasure. With its abundant benefits, these precious fruits are a definite must-have. It contains more antioxidants than strawberries, more potassium than bananas, more fibre than plums and more vitamin C than citruses. Through our wide reach in Malaysia, we do hope that more consumers are able to enjoy the nutritious power of Sweeki Kiwis.”
Not sure where to find Sweeki Kiwis?
Well, it’s actually available all year long at major retailers such as Lotuss Stores (formerly known as Tesco), AEON, TF Valu-Mart, Aeon Big, Zemart, Star Grocer, Whole Fruits and Max Valu. Some of these retailers have a promotion too from now till the mid of November 2021. Customers of Lotuss Stores could take part in the “Stay Healthy with Sweeki” Contest that will be running from 19th September to 13th November 2021 to stand a chance at winning attractive Lotuss vouchers.
Additionally, all Sweeki lovers nationwide can participate in the “Switch Up with Sweeki” Contest from 3rd October to 30th October 2021 to win some cash prizes. That is not all, look out for interesting gifts with purchase that would be periodically available across the season at participating retailers.
To find out more on the Sweeki Kiwis, please visit the official website at https://www.sweeki.co/en/ and social media pages, Facebook and Instagram.
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