If you live in a cold climate, you may also be surprised to learn that you can grow KIWIS!
Not the kind you're familiar with, mind you. These are sweeter than the kiwis you are used to, have NO FUZZ, are the size of a grape and can just be popped into your mouth whole.

They do not want you growing your own food.
Any calories you grow for yourself are calories you don't buy from them.
They select cultivars that have no flavour and no nutrients only to sell them to you at exorbitant costs.
Say "NO!" and grow some food.

>>512081364
The red colouration on some varieties of hardy kiwi is actually a sun tan. That said, the plants generally have leaves covering the fruit, so if you really want vivid colouration, you want to prune those leaves.

Same deal as strawberries.

>>511227992
If you've had so many rare fruits, you must be able to review a few.

The kiwiberry calls to you.

>People here talk about investing all the time
>They don't invest into perennial plants that produce oodles of delicious fruits for years