Pineapple Juice

Heated pineapple juice tends to lose some of its fresh flavor and aroma due to the breakdown of volatile compounds during heating. Additionally, the heat can reduce certain nutrients, particularly vitamin C, which is sensitive to heat. In contrast, fresh pineapple juice retains its full spectrum of flavors and nutritional benefits, providing a more vibrant taste and higher nutrient content. Therefore, while heated juice may offer some benefits, it generally lacks the freshness and nutritional value of fresh juice.

Yes, you can use hot canned pineapple juice as a substitute for hot water in Jell-O. This will add a fruity flavor and sweetness to the dessert. However, keep in mind that the acidity of the pineapple juice may affect the gelling process, so it’s best to use a small amount of juice mixed with water or ensure the juice is well-balanced with other ingredients to achieve the desired consistency.

The color of semen is primarily influenced by the presence of various compounds such as proteins, enzymes, and minerals. Semen is naturally a whitish-gray color due to the presence of proteins and enzymes produced by the male reproductive system. Factors such as diet, hydration levels, and overall health can influence the color of semen. Making semen appear whiter is not recommended as it is a natural bodily fluid with its own composition.

The timeframe for semen to potentially taste sweeter after consuming pineapple juice varies among individuals. Pineapple juice contains enzymes such as bromelain, which may affect the taste of bodily fluids like semen. However, the exact time it takes for this change to occur can depend on factors like metabolism, overall diet, and hydration levels. It's important to note that individual experiences may vary, and more research is needed to determine the precise timeline for this effect.

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Usually just a 'vodka and cranberry juice,' but some people call it a Cape Cod or a Cape Codder.

I was diagnosed with kidney stones, and yes pineapple does expell the stones, what it does is flush everything out, also cleans your system, you can also drink Jamaica its really red drink, but you have to drink it with no sugar..good luck

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1 pineapple

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I started on Coumadin last November and was upset when I could no longer drink cranberry juice. I would have a glass of cranberry juice every evening for years just before going to bed. Upon learning that cranberry juice enhances the effect of the coumadin ,I switched to pineapple juice. I can say that it took months to regulate my blood, and not because it was too thin. It would be good for weeks and then my numbers would drop. This tells me that pineapple juice does not enhance the effect as does the cranberry juice. If it is a block to the effect, well I've been pretty regular for the past five months. I have ready nothing stating not to drink pineapple juice.

It's not "only" in cans, but I can tell you from experience only the "best" is in cans. Dole, the largest producer of pineapple juice, choose cans because pineapple can be affected by light, and canning gives it a longer shelf life. Since it's not the most popular of "drinking" juices, longevity plays a big role in deciding the best package. Please recycle. - Hermione

Yes, pineapple juice can be turned into pineapple vinegar. Raw Pineapple Vinegar is made using thinly sliced pineapple, brown sugar, cloves and water. There are several detailed vinegar recipes available on the internet.

Tropical juice that has a strong taste of pineapple

Yes, you can, a nectar is a watered down version of a 100% juice

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If you are working with fresh fruit and would like to keep it from turning brown, place it in an acidic water bath. That is one-quarter cup of apple cider vinegar or one-quarter cup of lemon juice per quart of water. Mix it together, and as you are slicing your fruit, add it to the water bath. It will keep everything from turning brown.