I think people use those for tea so they must be reasonably tasty. However, the ones in the store look pretty rough. I'd eat the greans on a fresh one though
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Nope. I eat the sweet part my guinea pigs get to eat the top bite.
I came here to say the same thing! They love the top bit.
Heck yes. I just popem whole. No waste.
I also eat kiwis like apples, so maybe I'm a freak.
Kiwis and strawberries are easy. So are mangoes. Oranges and lemons are also pretty good, especially with salt.
My favorite fruit to eat with the peel are limes, pomegranates, bananas, and pineapple. The latter two especially freak people out.
I've eaten them before, and they're basically leaves. 2/10. Would not recommend.