How to Pick Sweet and Juicy Pineapple

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Thank God for someone who can deliver information in 2 minutes... without all the Fluff!! I need information... period!

[@kesterharding1819]

I love how quick & to the point these are. Off to the store I go ty man!

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I love your videos! Short, sweet and informative! THANK YOU !

[@akberhussain5678]

Jag. your brief and precise information about pineapples is really interesting. You also gave us it's history. Great job. I'm getting wiser through your posts. Thanks!!! 👍👍👍

[@xitsmedianax]

I use the picking out the leaf trick. It works for me every time. I also pay attention to the color and smell as well.

[@veronikaabrams]

same. works every time and its fast. I see if the leafs from the top pop off easily. not the base

[@AuntBoo]

So, If leaf pops off ezly, its Good?

[@xitsmedianax]

@Eva 777 yes and it's sweet. The smell test also does the trick.

[@rkhrg]

Fantastic. I m surely going to use your tips when I buy a pineapple next time... may be very soon. Thanks a lot.

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[@jesseware6386]

Loving your videos. They have been extremely helpful.

[@trixieb4501]

Thanks for these great tips!!

[@nathanshaw4189]

Straight and to the point. Thanks!

[@fa2359]

Liked and subscribed. Keep up with the excellent advice and tips. Thankyou.

[@machinegunhippy]

I've found that while what you've mentioned is correct .. the main thing to look for is a smaller vegative growth from the top of the pineapple .. they seem much better all around when small .. the larger that plant growth is on top seems to affect flavor and sweetness regardless of the other things mentioned

[@WahidahBteAJalil]

Hi, I live in a country where pineapplea are not grown locally - they are imported. Most of those in the maeket are more green than yellow. You menrtioned that pineapples will not ripen when they are plucked offf the plant. So how do we go round this? Thank you.

[@marywanja4225]

Wal this is great you have surely enlightened me on a rope pineapple and watermelon. You are always to the point. Thank you for sharing

[@almaduran45]

Thanks for sharing 🍍

[@rickyoung6653]

Thanks for the tips!

[@enlightened1wright928]

Thank you so much for sharing this and the watermelon tips. Much needed and greatly appreciated!

[@karenmedina8260]

Thank you!

[@jasonedelen129]

Helpful asf THANK YOU!!

[@stephendonkin5497]

Thanks

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Thank you so much! :)

[@bigboy7765]

Thank you my friend ❤️

[@jeffbezos8316]

I love your videos

[@cutiepiedomx7539]

Yay! Thank you.

[@MuayThaiTherapy]

Thanks for the help

[@nenala7684]

I'm confused if the pineapple is not plucked ripe it's impossible for it to ripen?

[@jtl7943]

"Pick that perfect pineapple"...that's a tongue twister

[@kokocaballero8440]

Thanks. Much appreciated.

[@busterMcShamus]

So, whats a good indicator it is over ripe? I have picked several that are green on the outside and over ripe on the inside

[@JohnDoe-lt9sg]

there are different varieties of pineapple and some are green when ripe supposedly. Golden yellow variety is a common supermarket variety that does indeed change to golden yellow when ripe. Also i'm pretty sure this guy is wrong about pineapples not ripening after picking

[@busterMcShamus]

@@JohnDoe-lt9sg yeah that sounded weird to me I mean maybe the ripening process is different but I've definitely seen changes in them internally depending on their color and whatnot

[@jisake1]

I followed your advice. Got home and next day found the fruit foaming and leaking juice all over the counter. Was that pineapple safe to eat?

[@Trblsum96]

It was overripe, and I guarantee his was too when he cut into it!

[@ethimself9042]

Thanks again

[@jeffbezos8316]

Irene hirschman Bravo, I’m going to plant a pineapple

[@samloffeekenya]

I will disagree on the color. It seems shallow and wrong to use this criterion. There are various varieties of pineapple. There are some specific varieties that do not acquire the golden yellow at maturity and/or ripening. You would rule them out despite them being among the best varieties in terms of sweetness and being juicier. For colour, that criterion applies to only the varieties that turn golden yellow at ripening

[@myfamily7001]

...so next time we see pineapple sniffers in the supermarket, we know they've watched this video

[@Trblsum96]

👀 👃🏻 🍍

[@babygoldy1450]

Helpful

[@devindowtin]

Video starts at 0:50 . . . You're welcome.

[@adeeter29]

I bought a yellow one and when I cut it the inside was brown!

[@DaisyCreekFarms]

Overripe, make sure it does not have too much give when you press on it. Just a little give.

[@maluminse1]

Info starts at :53

[@monicahwangui5383]

I'm here coz I'm tired of buying not so sweet pinapples

[@hotdog5178]

I don't care about the history of the pineapple. Just tell us HOW TO PICK OUT A PINEAPPLE!!!

[@debranadeau6305]

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[@princesszainab3961]

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[@robopuckthewarrobot3316]

Thanks for the great tips!