🇵🇭 EPIC Homegrown Pineapple Taste Test Will Blow Your Mind 🍍

Join us for an exciting culinary adventure as our Filipina host takes you on a journey to taste the freshest homegrown pineapples straight from her garden! 🌿🍍 In this EPIC taste test, she shows how to harvest these juicy, tropical delights and rates their incredible flavor on a scale of 1 to 10. Will it deliver a perfect score?
I swear, this homegrown pineapple from the Philippines tastes like a burst of sunshine in your mouth!
Watch as she explores the sweetness, juiciness, and unique characteristics of each pineapple, showcasing the benefits of growing your own fruit at home. You won't believe the explosion of flavors that come from these homegrown gems!
Whether you're a pineapple lover or just curious about gardening and sustainable living, this video is packed with fun facts and mouth-watering moments. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more delicious adventures from the Philippines! 🌟
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Salamat Greg & Lindie

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[@harrivennola8687]

Thank you one more great video!

[@CanadianInPhilippines]

Hello Sir Harri Vennola @harrivennola8687 We really appreciate your kind words! Thank you for being such a supportive friend! Amping Greg, Lindie and Cliffy

[@harrivennola8687]

Wooow I love pineapple 🍍!! Well done Lindie and Greg of course!! 😋😀👍❤️

[@CanadianInPhilippines]

Ah, Harri Vennola @harrivennola8687 The sweet taste of pineapple appreciation! It's a-peeling, isn’t it? 🍍 It was so juicy and amazing taste - one of the best I have had in 6 years all thanks to Lindie - she taught me you need to be patient and not pick it too soon. Amping Greg, Lindie and Cliffy

[@mikeb9189]

You can always tell a province girl with how they can cook and use a knife. Enjoy the pineapple. Nice job grow right in your house in the city. Take care guys

[@buzzbuzz4437]

Great video, your so nice Topher, I can tell u really love her

[@HeightsofHouston]

The product looks great but I'm as equally interested in a pineapple peeling video. I've never known how to do that right. Other foreigners may not either.

[@CanadianInPhilippines]

Thanks for your interest SLD @HeightsofHouston! Pineapple peeling can definitely be tricky, but I’m glad to hear you're eager to learn. I might just have to make a video on that soon! By the way I did the Google as this was an amazing tasting pineapple and I have had some good ones in the last 6 years. Google says: Pineapples do not ripen properly after they are picked. On your kitchen counter, the pineapple will become softer and juicier, but it will not become sweet. All of a pineapple's sugar comes from the starches in the stem of the plant. Once that source is cut off, the pineapple cannot make more sugar on its own. Store bought pineapples are picked too soon for them to build up the sugar level that ours had. Ours travelled 10 feet not 10,000 kms to a store shelf in Canada. The other thing I learned with pineapple is be patient and don't pick it when it looks ready - the plant will tell you when it's ready by the fruit falling over to the side being held by the strong leaves (by the way they are soooo prickly sharp) and stays attached to the stem even though laying sideways- but even then still wait longer for the right time to finally pick it. Amping take care, Greg

[@dalelittlefield57]

Congratulation, it's only taken you 4 years to grow a pineapple... whens you next harvest

[@CanadianInPhilippines]

4 years?? NOT QUITE I wasn't growing pineapple when was living in my BGC condo