The problem with cooking with this spiky fruit is that fresh pineapple can be irritating to peel, cut, and core -- the rind is thick and difficult to slice, not to mention prickly and hard to hold.
The canning process preserves nutrients like a time capsule, making canned fruit and veggies just as much a nutritious choice; that is, if the can doesn't contain additives. When it comes to pineapple ...
The story goes that he added canned pineapple to one pizza, with ham – not knowing whether it would be a hit or not, but soon found the combination of sweet and savoury was proving a winner with ...
THE pineapple industry of Hawaii has been built ... and formed the foundation of the present industry. A few thousand canned fruit were produced by 1902, and by 1913 the production had risen ...
Reason: fresh pineapple juice contains an enzyme, or ferment, which acts like a corrosive acid on worms. No worm-killer is canned pineapple juice, said the scientists, for the boiling necessary to ...