Pineapple

Pineapple is considered a natural resource because it is a fruit. Fruits, vegetables, and other plants and trees are considered renewable resources.

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you can but them online or from debenhams and movedancewear.com pineapple website and dancewear and studios are just some of them !

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.

That varies as some pineapples are larger than others.

There are 50 chromosomes in a pineapple cell.

"Piña" (pronounced PEEHN-yah) is the Spanish word for "pineapple".

Fresh pineapple soaked in Stole vodka will last for years as long as the pineapple is totally covered by the vodka and not in contact with the air within a closed container. The alcohol will inhibit the growth of bacteria's and the liquid will inhibit oxidation. By the way, I am going to try in recipe, sound delicious. J

they grow on trees

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Pineapples do not grow on trees they are a herbaceous perennial.

I would say only if you cut a hole in it and the male have sex with the pineapple instead of vaginal intercourse with the female. Then there'd be no chance of pregnancy.

Costa Rica, and they are yummy!

Raw pineapple must be dipped in salty water if it is going to be eaten fresh. I don't think it's toxic, but the fresh pineapple has a certain bacteria in it that makes your throat hurt very badly.

Some people can experinence varying symptoms such as itching/swelling of the tongue or throat ,fissures/tiny splits on the surface of the tongue to bright red rashes and nausea . If you think you are allergic you should got to a doctor because all symptoms can be different.

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

Yes you can. Its less fleshy than commercial pineapples. The blades to the plant have thorns so be careful

it reproduces through suckers

Just to let you know Pineapples are acidic so that can affect the child depending on how acute their reaction to that may be. So, in certain cases it can cause rashes, but overall no, pineapples have no adverse affect whatsoever. hope this helps.

It is a healthy food with loads of vitamin C (1 cup = 56 mg = 93% RDA) and tastes great too. However fresh pineapple contains an enzyme, bromelin that is responsible for the breakdown of collagen. So if you try to make jello with fresh pineapple the pineapple will break the collagen up and cause your jello to dissolve. On the other hand the enzyme in pineapple makes it an useful ingredients in marinades for meat. A natural tenderizer.

Canned pineapple is partially cooked so that the enzyme has been deactivated (denatured as in boiling an egg). A quick boiling of fresh pineapple juice would also deactivate the enzyme.

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Actually just looked this one up. surprisingly its from the United States in the 30's Jim Dole had a contest for pineapple cake as he over planted his pineapple crop and canned 90% of it. From that he received over 2500 pineapple cake recipes. Pineapple Upside Down were some of them; then Jim Dole became Dole's

I am not quite sure of the colour of pineapple seeds but i know for sure pineapples are yellow.(I think)

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They do NOT grow on a tree. They are members of ther bromeliad family, which includes epiphtytes (tree-dwelling) and terrestrial (ground-dwelling) species.

Pineapple Annas comosus is a ground-dwelling bromeliad that is grown commercially in Hawaii and other tropical locations. It is native to South America.