Eating pineapple

Learn how to eat a pineapple by pulling it apart. It works but this social media trick works best with one *specific* variety of pineapple.

Bromelain is a natural enzyme found in the stem and fruit of the pineapple, a tropical fruit native to Central and South America.

Pineapples actually have some surprising health benefits that most people don’t know about. You don’t have to eat them to reap these benefits either. In fact, you can cut up some fresh pineapple and infuse it in your water! 🍍⁠

This is a fun way to tackle a pineapple that keeps you from having to peel, core and slice. This is best done with a super ripe pineapple because the flesh is easy to twist and pull at. You will need one pineapple and one sharp pairing knife.

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Gotta love a ripe pineapple! Really mouthwatering and juicy, and best of all it really packs a punch! It may sound cheesy, but to me eating a ripe pineapple is just like spending a brief moment in some tropical paradise. It's better than canned pineapple for sure. Cut pineapple is just the best. The ripening process is different than most fruits though. Pineapples are not a climacteric fruit.

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