Tropical Fruit (9)

Bananas - Avg 0.40 Lb, $0.20 avg/ea

For a tasty take-along treat, add a bunch of fresh bananas to your cart. Each bunch consists of about 5 – 7 bananas. High in potassium and fiber, they’re ripe and ready when they turn from green to yellow. • Bunch of bananas (about 5 – 7) • High in potassium and fiber • Fat-free • Great for vegan, paleo and low-calorie diets • Ripe when yellow

Pineapple - 1 Each, $2.38

Mango - 1 Each, $0.98

Kiwi Fruit - 1 Each, $0.58

An edible berry, green kiwis (or kiwifruit) are sweet with a slight citrusy bite. Underneath the fuzzy-soft brown skin, there’s an inner green flesh that’s dotted with edible black seeds. Handy for making both sweet and savory recipes, kiwis are an especially great fruit to use as a meat tenderizer. • Fresh kiwi (sold individually) • Sweet with a citrusy kick • Fuzzy brown skin • Green flesh dotted with edible black seeds • Use for sweet or savory recipes • Entirely edible (skin and flesh)

Baby Bananas - Avg 0.75 Lb, $0.96 avg/ea

Bananas By The Case - 1 Each, $19.98

Oppy Kee Wee Green Kiwi - 1 Pound, $4.98

Del Monte Pineapple, Pinkglow - 1 Count, $7.98

Organic Bananas - Avg 0.40 Lb, $0.27 avg/ea

For an appealing snack, pick up a fresh bunch of organic bananas. A good source of potassium and fiber, they’re popular with kids and adults alike. To enjoy them sooner rather than later, choose ones that are yellow. To extend their enjoyability after you bring them home, opt for green ones and let them ripen. Top your oatmeal, bran flakes or yogurt with banana slices; and if they get overripe, you can always use them to make a loaf of yummy banana bread. • Bunch of bananas (about 5 – 7 total) • USDA Organic • High in potassium and fiber • Fat free • Great grab-and-go snack