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I'm a pineapple lover, usually a quarter a day.
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I had some pineapple when I was a young kid. It was sour and made my tongue tingle. For about 20 years I assumed I didn't like pineapple. It never occured to me that I had simply happened upon a pineapple that was not at peak ripeness (though tbh I never had a reason to think about it). It's now one of my favourite fruits and I feel somewhat disgruntled to have missed out on two decades worth of pineapple munching.
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Pineapples (in the UK) used to be a sign of social status and great wealth.
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Who lives in a pineapple under the sea?
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David Blaine?
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oh yeah
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lybertyne,the trick with pineapples is dont eat the spikey bit at the top.Thats what made your tongue tingle.And peel it first,thats also a help
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you should keep them stored upside down (apparently) for better tasting fruit
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Thanks for the advice Hector. Do you know anything about bananas? I find they're very chewy and quite bitter tasting. And don't get me started on Brazil nuts. Nearly broke my teeth.
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lybertyne,if peeling fruit isnt one of your strong points then prickly pears are a safe option
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"He has got a pineapple on his head." Name him.
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David Blaine?
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Heather Small?
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Jason Lee
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John wins the money.
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The stone pineapple is a sign of welcome and in the Islands fresh pineapple is used to tenderise meat.
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Who said:
Ever wonder who was the first guy to put pineapple on pizza? I bet he was gay. No straight guy is gonna say: "You know what this pizza could use? A pineapple ring." God bless him. It's good. |