Because that's the way it is named! Same reason there's no shepherd in Shepherd pie and no cottage in Cottage cheese and no banana in bandana.
You have spelled it correctly, pineapples. The name comes from "pine" and "apple", forming a compound word. (Originally what are now called pine cones were called pine apples or pineapples, and the similar appearance of the fruit led to the name.)
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It is a balancing act. Pineaples grow into the ground. You might be abble to balance 3 or 4 apples on top of a growing pineapple. It all depends on the pineapple and the apples. Who ever asked this question is a pineapple.
There are three syllables in the word pineapple.
well, in ancient Elizabethan times, when the language was first developing, pine meant 'spiky skin' and apple meant 'sweet yellow flesh'. Therefore pineapple means sweet yellow flesh with spiky skin. Pine cones and pine trees were not invented yet, and apples were called chitakwa. Now, if you're picky, you'll say that apples have been around since the Garden of Eden, to which i can only say, shutup.
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Because they are piney like a pinetree and they look like apples.
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No, you just get a smashed apple, covering a pine cone. The pineapple fruit is so-called because it resembles a pine cone, but it comes from a tropical American plant, Ananas comosus.
A PINEAPPLE is not an apple or a pine but it is a fruit
Pineapple. Pine-ap-ple.