PINEAPPLE

Pineapple is one of the most produced tropical fruit in the world. Its skin is rough and spiny and hard to cut off, but worth it, this fruit is a truly delicacy. The flesh can vary from white to yellow. Its taste is juicy with a mild sourness.

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Recipes

Because of its sweet flavor is ideal for serving in refreshing dishes, prepared in juice or cocktails. Pineapple can be baked, grilled, added to cakes, pastries or even skewers. Cooked and seasoned with sugar can be used as a complement to custard, flan or cheesecake. It can be used in tropical fruit salads or in sorbets. A way to enjoy this fruit is to serve it sliced, with chili sauce and accompanied by seafood.

Culture

Each June in Eleuthera, in the Bahamas Islands, is held the traditional Pineapple Festival, concretely in Gregory Town. A festival with roots (first introduced in 1988). Since it began to be cultivated in the mid-eighteenth century, an abundance of pineapple is found, but also different culinary and cultural activities, contests, shows and much more.

Origin

Originates from countries of South America such as: Brazil, Argentina or Paraguay.

Nutritional Value

50 calories in 100 grams. Rich in vitamins, is one of the most recommended fruits for a healthy diet. It has tonic and digestive properties. Also it has healing and anti-inflammatory properties. Pineapple breaks down fat in the food you eat.

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