Thread: Kiwi Kiss Diet

I've been looking for a family-friendly diet, eg one my husband and children will eat along with me. A friend of mine, recently returned from a trip to New Zealand, recommended the Kiwi Kiss Diet. While their she met several people that were using this diet successfully.

It has nothing to do with eating kiwi fruit, I guess it was invented by a New Zealander, hence the name.

It appears to be based on sensible eating rather than cutting out certain foods or just eating certain types of foods.

I found the website at kiwikiss.co.nz which has some recipes and several books written by the woman that invented it, but can't find anyone locally that has tried it. They also offer some sort of online diet at weighinonline.com where you can talk directly to the creator of the diet and she will monitor your progress and give you advice.

All comments, good and bad, gratefully received.

Thanks you.

hi
Yes this is a great diet or should i say change of life
I went off it about three years ago to try something
else yes the others worked but it was weigh this count
this so i'am back My family love the meals and there is
always a empty plate Even my friends love them
so get the books you have nothing to lose believe me
Yes its from Newzealand and all the foods are every day
products
If you cant afford to buy new books go to trademe.co.nz
better eating

I read about this diet online and it focuses on lifestyle changes rather than dieting. It makes sense. If you start eating healthy and avoid unhealthy foods, you'll definitely lose weight.

I haven't heard of this diet before? Is it only available in NZ? or anyone can use this? Can you post more info about this diet?

Kiwi Kiss is a diet program founded by Carolyn Gibson. This diet focuses on eating natural foods and avoid unhealthy fast food. It also offers slimming classes and sells exercise books to help dieters stay on track. I'm not sure if it's available outside New Zealand though.

Oh I see.. Thanks for the info sasa. I think that's why I haven't heard of it. I think it's not available in the US yet.