Furry fruit is a term used to describe fruits with a fuzzy or hairy exterior. The two most common examples of furry fruits are the PEACH and the KIWI. The PEACH is a round, juicy fruit with a fuzzy, yellow-orange skin. It has a sweet flavor and is often eaten raw or cooked in desserts. The KIWI is a small, oval-shaped fruit with a brown, fuzzy skin. It has a tart flavor and is often eaten raw or used in smoothies and juices.