Pineapple

Oh, what a happy little question! You can definitely serve fresh pineapple in an aluminum pan, but be sure to line it with parchment paper or a napkin to prevent the acidic juice from reacting with the metal. Just a little preparation will help keep your pineapple looking vibrant and delicious!

Pineapple itself tends to be slightly cool when opened, due to evaporation of the juice.

It may be served cold or hot:

- usually cool or room temperature as a fruit dessert or in gelatin

- heated when used to garnish ham

Pineapples don't grow on trees. They grow as a big ground-hugging spiky plant like a bromeliad. They look like a big tuft of leaves with a pineapple in the middle sprouting another tuft of leaves, sort of like a giant orangey thistle. However, they aren't thistles, like artichokes. I think they actually are a kind of edible bromeliad.

depends on everything, the brand, the ingredients, and a bunch of other stuff

The Marijuana used in the movie Pineapple Express contained synthetic Tetrahydrocannabinol. (better known as THC, the active ingredient in marijuana that gets you high) So to answer your question, the weed did get them "high" or "stoned", whatever you may call it, however the weed was not of an illegal variation.

Synthetic Tetrahydrocannabinol serves the purpose of trying to best mimic the effects you receive from marijuana as possible, without using the actual active ingredients in marijuana.

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Well you can eat them all the time but not every day :)

none of those. In England it's called "pineapple" because it's meant to resemble the pine tree in some way. In France and most other parts of Europe, it's usually called "anana", which gets rid of any 'apple' or 'pinenut' confusion. The easiest way to classify it is "tropical fruit"; it's a memeber of the Bromeliaceae family, most of which are just flowering shrubs.

I believe it's no longer being manufactured. Same for Tahitian Treat (another Rock Creek Soda brand). The only one you'll find that's close to Cherry Smash and Treat is Fruit Punch, sold in most "mom & pop" stores in DC, as well as DC, MD liquor stores

Pineapple is a nutritious fruit. It contains 15 mg of vitamin C per 100 grams. And contains other vitamins such as: Vitamin B-12, B-6, A, E, K, Folate, Thiamin, Riboflavin, Niacin, Pantothenic acid, Tocopherol, Beta & Alpha Carotene and Cryptoxanthin.

For the complete nutritional value of Pineapple, see "Related Links" below.

In short yes and no. The food you eat does directly affect any taste associated with semen. People who eat more fruits and veggies will have a sweeter taste while people who eat more meat will have a bitter taste. The exception is asparagus. This veggie will result in a very unpleasant taste.

However, to change your taste you must eat a consistent diet. Just eating some pineapple will have little effect on the taste.

Pineapples are best grown in a warm climate

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Unfortunately Pineapple is one of those plants that does not produce viable seed (like a banana), so the plants are propagated by means of offsets, suckers or the topped portion of an old pineapple.

You grow pineapples from the leafy green top you cut off the fruit. Place the top on its side for a few hours to dry the cut, then place it (cut side down) in moist potting soil. Water when dry; the top should produce roots in two weeks. Your plant could have fruit in as few as 18 months, if provided with a moderate amount of light and adequate fertilizer.

See the related link with information about growing pineapples in Brazil for easy instructions.

Absolutely!! takes a labor of love! I brought 2 Maui Gold pineapples back from maui, found instructions on line, and I am a year into growing 2 plants in Englewood, CO!!

No.

Carbohydrates are in foods like bread, pasta and potatoes. In fruit, you get nutrients like vitamins and minerals.

Pineapple does contain protein, in fact it contains a special enzyme (protein) called bromelain which breaks down proteins and is hence used with papain (another enzyme) to tenderize meats. Pineapple isn't a great source of protein like say soybeans, egg, or meat, but it does contain protein.

About 22 grams per papaya

it goes bad over a time period, which depends on conditions such as temperature and whether there is oxygen, since bacteria require oxygen.

It's a Sativa hybrid...most marijuana is a hybrid of some sort.

It could be either and should say which on the container.

The Legend of the Pineapple is a folktale about a young girl named Pina. She was, without a doubt, the most spoiled child her village had ever seen. When her mother grew ill, Pina could not be bothered to help, even though her mother only asked her to boil some rice. Pina claimed she couldn't find the ladle. Her frustrated mother made a wish that Pina would grow a thousand eyes so she could see the ladle. Pina disappeared and the neighbors had to help her mother get well. Her mother searched for Pina, but couldn't find her. Finally her mother found a large round fruit growing with a thousand unseeing eyes. Her mother took the seeds from the fruit and grew a lot of them, then gave them to the people in the village. This was the first and only generous thing Pina had ever done for anyone else.

The pineapple fruit is not a tap root. But the pineapple plant has a tap root.

In large amounts it can act as an abortifacient, so it's probably best to avoid it if you're worried about it. See: http://www.drugs.com/npc/pineapple.html. Here's the citation: Pineapple Use in Pregnancy/Nursing Avoid use because research reveals little or no information on the use of moderate quantities of pineapple during pregnancy or breast-feeding. Historically, pineapple has been used to regulate menstruation and as an abortifacient. Large amounts of juice have been reported to cause uterine contractions.

The seeds are located within the flesh of the pineapple, mostly towards the lower part of the fruit. In most pineapples they may be impossible to find due to hybridization, lack of pollination, or the fact that the fruit are harvested before the seeds are mature.

Purines in pineapple is very low @ 19 Mg per 100 grams on average. purines are the component of cell nuclei that are turned to uric acid in the metabolism. go to the related link below for information on purine content