Why are there several green nests?

The cut face clears first, while the whole kiwi exposes a separate green arc only after brown skin and dark outline pixels are removed.

What starts Level 336?

Tap green 14, then orange-brown 10, before following the dark rim groups.

Brown 43 exposes the last green arc for green 56; the final skin/flesh pair is brown 42 with green 35, ending on green 3.

Food Hunt: Pixel Puzzle level guide

hard 8 colors

Open the sliced kiwi with green 14 and brown 10, keep the dark rim draining, then clear the whole fruit's second green arc.

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Start green 14, then orange-brown 10.
Take charcoal 6, gray 4, and charcoal 16 as the lower rim becomes exposed.
Add teal 14 and brown 10; wait for one slot to release.
Continue orange 7, teal 4, cream 8, and charcoal 2 through the cut slices.
Use charcoal 18 and teal 3 to bridge into the later green 17 and green 27 flesh batches.
After the cut-face greens shrink, wait through orange 13, white 1, and green 26; the next tray settles at orange 3, brown 22, teal 4, and green 2. Brown 22 starts the whole fruit's skin.
Continue brown 17 with teal 12, then orange 15, teal 12, and yellow 10. Let the long brown 43 group fall through 30, 17, and 3 while teal reduces through 6 and 5.
When brown 43 exposes the last green arc, drain green 56, then finish brown 42 with green 35. The final visible states pass brown 27 / green 35, brown 5 / green 13, and green 3 before the frame empties.

Colors in this level:

Green, Teal, Brown, Orange, Yellow, Cream, Gray, Charcoal

Loading multiple deep green nests before the brown skin opens strands them in active slots.
Skipping a small cream or yellow batch prevents the next useful rim nest from reaching the front row.

Board notes 5 details

Layout: A whole brown kiwi sits behind one cut half and a narrow slice, with bright green flesh, yellow seed rings, cream centres, brown skin, and charcoal outlines. Five slots start empty; green 14 and brown 10 lead the queue.
Goal: Remove the cut faces first, then peel the whole fruit's brown skin and final green arc until the frame is empty.
Opening: Tap green 14 and orange-brown 10, then advance the exposed rim through charcoal 6, gray 4, charcoal 16, teal 14, and brown 10.
Danger Zone: Loading several later green and teal nests before brown and charcoal release the skin blocks the cream and yellow batches that advance the queue.
Mechanics: Repeated green batches belong to two different kiwi faces, with a brown-skin transition separating the early and late flesh.

Why are there several green nests?
The cut face clears first, while the whole kiwi exposes a separate green arc only after brown skin and dark outline pixels are removed.
What starts Level 336?
Tap green 14, then orange-brown 10, before following the dark rim groups.
Which groups clear the final whole kiwi?
Brown 43 exposes the last green arc for green 56; the final skin/flesh pair is brown 42 with green 35, ending on green 3.