Pineapple

The active ingredients of bromelain are found in the juice and stem of the pineapple plant, but the stem contains more bromelain than the fruit.

Mango's are part of the pistachio family of nuts.

In some cultures, a pineapple flag or sign means "Welcome."

The swinger community doesn't have any kind of sign or symbol that is universially accepted. Though there are some attemps to create one, most swingers don't want to wear something that outs them. There are a few sites that claim they sell one, but their acceptance and even recognition is very low.

My favorite one, as a swinger, is a pendant with Love, Trust, Communication engraved on it. Swingers who play seperately from their spouse (those in true open marriages) use Love, Trust, Openness instead.

The key to having a symbol is being able to deny you are aware of it having any special meaning since most of us have kids and parents we don't want to advertise our sexual hobbies to.

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No. In fact veterinarians often recommend pineapple for dogs who eat their own poop. It makes the poop taste bad so the dog will not want to eat it.

Also, pineapple is good for a dog's digestion. Pineapple contains a protein that helps dogs digest protein.

Pineapple is also a good source of vitamins!

However, moderation is the key. Too much pineapple can be a problem.

the pineapple PH ranges from 3.5 to 5.2 pH, While pineapple juice is acidic, pineapple have an alkalizing effect upon the body

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no pineapples are from southern California and Brazil

Hawaii produces sugarcane, pineapple, macadamia nuts, and coffee.

Pineapple's nutrients include calcium, potassium, fiber ,and vitamin c vitamin B1, vitamin B6, copper and dietary fiber.

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Pineapples are an indigenous fruit. Pineapple also seems to be a symbol of hospitality. I'm searching for the same answer, so if anyone knows anymore, please speak up.

its about $8.00/100 g but im not ABSOLUTELY positive.

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Yes, sometimes a palm tree droppes it's seeds( the pineapple ) into the sea or a river, and it is carried along to a shore where it grows into a big palmtree.

Nothing when consumed in limited quantities it will have no effect. It is only a myth

The pineapple made its way to America through importing methods from the Caribbean in the seventeen hundreds. Since it is rare and has unique characteristics, it was soon the symbol for hospitality in early America. But the problem was getting the pineapple to other places because the only trade routes were by ship. When the ship arrived it was considered to be a great achievement to arrive with a pineapple. Another story tells that New England ship captains would return from their journeys and would put a pineapple around peoples houses as a symbol of a safe return. The pineapple has such a unique style to it that it was often used as the centerpiece in food banquets. It was also used as for decorating for arriving guests through 18th and 19th centuries. The pineapple still remains the symbol of hospitality today. It just has that warm welcoming sense to it that says you are welcome to come in. I believe the story when families had dinner they would place the pineapple in the center of the table and invite neighbors to come eat with them. When the neighbors would walk in and they would see the pineapple in the center of the table and it just became that sense of hospitality to them. The other story is when New England sea captains came back and put pineapples around everyone's houses. This would then create that sense of safety and security for hospitality to be based around. The other story is also related to this story too. It says that when it was imported to America it was such a hard journey just to get the pineapple to the destination that when it did arrive it was outstanding that it did.

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Yes, if you had differing metals, maybe from opposite sides of the period table. The citric acid would act as an electrolyte and cause electrons to move between the electrodes. I think you'd only get about a half volt in such an arrangement, so generally you'd use 3 lemons in series to power a watch. Maybe 6+ would power an LED, but test and see as you go, it may take less. A volt meter would help so you will know the polarity and the amount of voltage you are getting.

Also, you might want to try limes. They tend to be firmer and might last longer (in terms of spoilage). You don't want a science fair project to rot before it can be judged.

The sweetness of pineapple counteracts the salt in gammon.

Also there is a chemical in pineapple that acts to tenderise the meat.

Yes fruit is great when pregnant just remember moderation since it is still sugar. There is a myth going around pineapple can cause miscarriage, this is not true.

No. Or maybe yes. It depends on what you mean by "substitute for".

Pineapple juice is significantly lower in Vitamin C and higher in sugar and calories than either lemon or orange juice.

However, if you've got a recipe for an orange smoothie, and you want to make a pineapple smoothie instead and you're not particularly concerned about the nutritional aspects, you just like pineapple more than you like orange, go for it.

In cooking, I doubt it. Pineapple juice is very sweet whereas orange and lemon/lime is acidic which is what the recipe called for.

This might not be the best idea. Pineapple juice is more acidic than milk and would react different with the baking powder or baking soda in the batter. This could cause the cake to fall and be ruined.