my pineapple loving daughter whose favorite color is yellow, watched until Emmy cut open the pineapple, got mad it was pink, and walked away... I don't think she thinks it is worth the $50!
When I went to Africa, we had pineapple and pineapple and pineapple and it was amazing. However, it made my tongue break out from the acid. It reminded me of a trick my great aunt taught me. Once you cut a fresh pineapple into wedges or whatever formation, sprinkle the pieces with salt, leave it on for just a moment or two, then rinse under cool water. It neutralizes the acidity, makes the tongue happy, and makes the pineapple sweeter. She also suggested that to find a ripe pineapple, pull on a leaf from the crown. If it comes out easily, it's ripe. Pineapple tips!
When I was in the Dominican Republic I drank SO MUCH fresh pineapple juice I woke up one night with the most intense heartburn I’ve ever experienced, it was wild. Love pineapple 🍍
Del monte: "Do you want an overpriced pineapple that is slightly worse than other pineapples because it lacks the zingy quality that pineapples usually have?" Me: "Why would anyone buy that??" Del monte: "It's pink." Me: *"I'll take your entire stock."*
My brain's on autopilot so I read this as "yellow pineapple" and I just sat here for a hot minute like _all pineapples are yellow what am i missing why did so many ppl agree w this_ whoops
Emmy you are like a pallet cleanser. After dealing with daily life And my personal rat race it is soothing to tune in to your channel. Thank you for your content and very hard work and dedication. Thank you for your content.
Just for the record, I had been in a three day cycle of severe panic attacks, and the thing that broke my cycle was marathoning your fruit tastings. Thank you so much for being the lovely, calming person you are in this horrible year.
Im from Costa Rica, and I agree that that's not a cheap pinneapple, but also the normal ones are extraordinarily cheap, people don't notice how difficult it is to grow pinneaples on crops, it is way to expensive and prices are very irregular. I know many families who lost all their money and end up in misery cause of how cheap pinneapples are selled in relation to how expensive they are to grow.
our family cut pineapple in wedges like that but serve it laid out on the skin, with toothpicks, each wedge served with a tiny piece of mint and a little piece of red glace cherry, nice at Christmas.
When you propagate, you have to cut it with part of the fruit. The way they cut the crown, won’t grow. $49 each is quite steep. I’ll pass. Thanks for sharing 🇺🇸
@@sandramorales6647 you are right that the stem tissue is in the bottom of the crown. However you need all of that bottom part of the crown. To do that, you need to cut part of the fruit so that all of the bottom crown is present. When you plant it, the roots will grown from the bottom of that crown and part of the fruit rots.
Hi, Emmy! Happy Halloween/Dia De Los Muertos! "One buttered corn-on-the-cob, please." I've never heard of a pink pineapple before! I love your Fruity Fruits series because you encourage me to try new fruits that look intimidating to taste and/or cut open. That's how I cut my first fresh pineapple this summer... best summer fruit ever, in my opinion! XD Also, the name "Pinkglow Pineapple" sounds like a name for a female cartoon character, maybe a superhero, or one of Strawberry Shortcake's friends!
I read about these pink pineapples a couple of months ago, very aesthetically pleasing with that beautiful pink colour, but not worth the price. I too like the slight tartness of pineapple sometimes...another unusually coloured fruit I think you should try (if you are able to track some down in the US) is red kiwi fruit, grown in New Zealand. Their inner flesh is red and gold/yellow, with a slightly lighter brown skin than green kiwi fruit
@@crankthatrebecca12 they’re a bit different, but they’re just as good as golden kiwis. I usually prefer the gold to the green because they’re sweeter, sometimes the green can be a bit tart
@@charlie6923 you're that same kind person who replied to my comment with positivity last month. Thank you so much! The winds are currently howling so loud here and the power is out. But, Im still optimistic
You need to try a Kauai Sugarloaf Pineapple! When ripe they are sometimes overwhelmingly sweet and I recommend not removing the core of these pineapples because amazingly it's almost sweeter than the flesh! Also the inside of these pineapples are very light, almost a pure white color. I definitely recommend trying this pineapple!
Thank you Emmy for showcasing this interesting pineapple cultivar. I too enjoy eating and growing pineapple as well as other bromeliads. And I live in the Arctic with the midnight sun ☀️ Hopefully, pink glow pineapple will become more available as plants over time. Ps, you did not mention in your video about whether your pineapple had seeds. I have grown many pineapple from seed that are found in the fruit near the peel. Of course these plants will have genetic variation and may not turn out as pink. So check your expensive fruit for seeds. 😉 I can give you my personal tips on growing pineapple from seed if you like.
Please do. I frequently wait a bit too long to cut my pineapples and there are seeds. Still taste good, but I wouldn't mind trying to grow from seed, and I've never been successful getting them to grow from the crown. @emmymadeinjapan said something about taking off the leaves? I'd never heard that, maybe that's what I'm doing wrong?
@Rachel Perlow ... sure, well the 3 import factors will be warmth, light and humid air. It's the same for mature plants as well. When you collect the seeds, place in a bowl of water for a few days. I think this might dilute the juices and hormones of the fruit that normally inhibit germination of the seeds. The clean seeds will need light, humidity and warmth. (room temperature is okay too) I've heard of people placing the seeds on moist paper towel inside a ziplock bag but, that's not how I do it. I use moistened "long fiber" sphagnum moss. Same type often used for growing orchids. I find it inhibits mold and bacteria better than paper towel. Instead of a ziplock bag, I use a transparent container that can breath a tiny bit. (An environment of 100% humidity almost always encourages mold). You can do this in a jar, a terrarium or what I like to use is those small plastic boxes that small fruits and berries are sometimes sold in at the supermarket. They are transparent and perforated with small openings for air exchange so the contents can still stay humid without rotting. Just drop the sends on top the moist moss, (don't bury or cover the seeds, they need light) keep in a well lit area and occasionally spray with a mister if the medium becomes too dry. (Avoid "direct sun" as your mini greenhouse can quickly overheat.) It takes a few months before you will notice tiny green rosettes sprouting from the seeds. (It's important not to leave drops of water on these tiny plants for too long) they like humidity but are not as tolerant of standing water on their leaves (particularly in the crown) as other bromeliads. They are slow growing and can be planted out after about two inches in size. Hope that helps, good luck 😊
@@24emerald I'm not interested in growing anything (circumstances), just curious about how things work, your comment was an interesting read, thank you for sharing.
Omg I just binged watched all your frutti fruits and the loofa one was the best. You absolutely need your own educational channel on PBS or discovery kids. So family friendly and educational.
So many people have been saying the same thing regarding the crown. That they’re just trying to prevent people from growing it themselves. Would I like to try this? Yes. Would I be willing to spend $50 on one? Absolutely NOT! I’ll go get 25 pineapples for $2 instead at my local store lol
Oh that's how my mom always used to cut pineapple! Isn't it amazing how seeing the same gestures evokes someone so strongly? My mom's alive and well, by the way, just haven't seen her cut a pineapple since I was a kid!
Boston here! Never too cold! Just keep in the house if you have the space. So. Much. Fun. Before you know it, you'll have a little rainforest in your kitchen. Ask me why
So nice to see another Fruity Fruit video. This series is actually how I found your channel many years ago and I think it was a Lychee fruit or something. Think I looked up how they tasted because they had some in my local supermarket and then stumbled upon your channel and ben hooked ever since. :D Thanks for all the great, lovely and fun content for all these years. You always put a smile on my face and make me want to try to taste new and odd things --and your bug videos made me try buying some from Thailand Unique --and also to freak out my friends. It was great fun! Haha xD
Back in the 60s and 70s it was a thing to bake your ham with pineapple rings and also stick cloves in it. Can you imagine that with this pineapple?? It would match the ham and just look lumpy and spotty!
That was one gorgeous pink pineapple... but $50? I don’t think so Tim! Lol! I have a pineapple crown rooting in water right now- the roots are about two to two and a half inches long- I used rooting hormone - I have never had much luck propagating them by just sticking down in soil, but, putting them down into gravel ( like you would place in a fish tank) and then keeping the water up, has worked consistently over the years... maybe I will have to revisit the soil plantation again and see what happens! Thanks for this... it was fun to see the pinkness inside! Enjoy the rest of the weekend! 💚 and see you over on IG
In the mid 1980s on a family holiday to Maui, we went on a drive along the north shore past Napili & Kapalua. We found the most delicious smaller pineapples for sale at a roadside stall. They had that pink hue to their flesh (but not as dramatic as the one in the video) and they were definitely sweeter and less acidic than the typical commercial pineapples.
I was looking for a comment mentioning Weird Fruit Explorer- Amazing that I wasn't the only person who's watched his pink pineapple video in 24 hours before Emmy sent out theirs-
They sometimes cut off the top to the point where it wont regrow. We have a mini sugar pineapple in hawaii and the company cuts off the top before they go to stores to keep locals from growing them
I wondered the same thing...they cut off all the greenery, but left the part that will root. I guess it just depends on if that part would survive long enough to grow new leaves.
I wonder if there’s enough crown left... tissue culture would work I guess. Might be illegal if there’s a plant patent? I live a bit south of where (until a big freeze and a series of disasters in the 1890s) most of the pineapples sold in the eastern USA were once grown, Jensen Beach, Florida. So many people try backyard pineapples.
I was just writing it, I'm Swedish and my first language is not English, so I may have misunderstood that, but it sounded like she's not saying her honest opinion when it's something that is sponsored?
@@Rose-jz6sx Haha I pop the crown off and jam it into a small pot of soil, then up pot when the roots come in and then....wait. I wonder if you could do a mini greenhouse for experimental purposes? I live in San Diego, California, we don’t get many frost days.
I was thinking the same thing LOL! Because of the way they cut the crown off oh, it looks like there's still enough of it left on the fruit to grow roots.
Just want you to know that I just discovered this pineapple today, and I was only willing to consider trying it after you did, and lucky me, you have! We appreciate you in my household!
Emmy thank you for your honest and straight forward appraisal of this beautiful pineapple. I would absolutely taste one if someone else purchased it. A bit too pricey for me. Thank you again, your videos are so informative.
I love with all my heart pineapples! but Why remove the core? For me, most of the time, the core is soft and equally juicy as the rest of the fruit! I love to eat it. But is reasonably that most people don't like it. Thank you for the video! :D
@@lmaree200886 so it does work?! I may have to find a metal huller! We are coming into summer soon in Western Australia, many a-pineapple will be consumed 😋 Thank you!!
@@pennyrosehandmade5276 I just did a quick Google search, there's actually a V shaped multi huller tool used on pineapples, strawberries, potatoes, tomatoes etc! It looks like sharp tweezers! I want one now too, will be a great little gadget. I loathe potato eyes lol. Hey from regional Victoria!
I use one of those verticle style potato peelers (with a pointed top) to remove the eyes - the same way I would a potato (pop and twist), and it works like a charm!
@@NejiRaven I have one of those 3 in 2 horizontal multi peelers with a loop on the side for the eyes but its not sharp enough for me to remove the whole thing. I'm gonna look into the V shaped tweezer multi huller tool instead!
If you want a new fruit to try, take a road trip to the south in spring. Every year, I and my family pick dewberries. They're related to blackberries, but they grow wild and are much sweeter. Dewberry pie is the only kind of fruit pie I really like. I love dewberry season.
Emmy here in Michigan we have a huge Dutch descendent population and my step-grandmother used to make Dutch "banket" its a Christmas log made with almond paste....its very intricate but very worth it
Thank you soooo much for having proper manners while eating. Most TH-camrs that do this kind of thing chew with their mouth open, smack their lips and make the most obnoxious noises....and i have a REALLY bad reaction to that, i feel pure rage.....so you are extremely appreciated!!!!!! :)
I was able to get a pineapple started in a bowl of water... the key, I think, is to put it somewhere that has a lot of sunshine... we have a huge window that faces east so I put it there where it got 12 hours of sunshine... my sister tried propagating a pineapple from the same plant and she didn't have any luck... the difference being hers didn't get as much sun as our did... my mom planted ours in the backyard where it continues to get a lot of sun and some rain...
The best pineapple I ever had was when I went on a trip to Costa Rica a few years ago. Toured a farm, the guide chopped it off the plant and cut it into pieces for us. SO juicy, and perfectly sweet with a little acidity but no tartness. Fan-tas-tic!
I love pineapple so much and that pink pineapple looks truely gorgeous but I simply can not afford to pay $50 just one. So I will continue to enjoy yellow ones from my local grocery store with pleasure. Thank you Emmy and #Dole fresh fruits
I cant eat pineapple because of my oral allergy syndrome (it is bad enough that my throat swells and I have an epipen but most people dont experience it to this extreme) so I'm living vicariously through you Emmy 😂
Oh yeah. My mouth ITCHES after I eat a few pieces of raw pineapple. I *can* eat canned or cooked and drink the processed juice. The heat denatures the bromelain protein. (Edited for misspell.)
I can't get over how hammy it looks.
Hamapple
I THOUGHT SHE WAS MAKING A HAM OUT OF PINEAPPLE
@@appleciderhorror12 Pinehammle.. ooh
I thought it was ham when I saw the video icon!
Def thought it was a ham in the thumbnail
This feels too much like when pineapples were all the rage in the Victorian era and they were rented out and used as center pieces.
49$ ? Hard pass
You'll find wrought iron and concrete pineapples as decoration in the south. You'll see them on top of fountains.
Wow! Well I guess I learn something new every day. 🤣
Exactly what we were commenting on, too!
They have been a symbol of hospitality for centuries....why you see them above doorways in old new England houses
my pineapple loving daughter whose favorite color is yellow, watched until Emmy cut open the pineapple, got mad it was pink, and walked away... I don't think she thinks it is worth the $50!
Smart kid!!! 😂
Too funny!
@@bonniewylie3287 nope no one like you
Cute!
@@27779206 what is your problem
When I went to Africa, we had pineapple and pineapple and pineapple and it was amazing. However, it made my tongue break out from the acid. It reminded me of a trick my great aunt taught me. Once you cut a fresh pineapple into wedges or whatever formation, sprinkle the pieces with salt, leave it on for just a moment or two, then rinse under cool water. It neutralizes the acidity, makes the tongue happy, and makes the pineapple sweeter. She also suggested that to find a ripe pineapple, pull on a leaf from the crown. If it comes out easily, it's ripe. Pineapple tips!
When I was in the Dominican Republic I drank SO MUCH fresh pineapple juice I woke up one night with the most intense heartburn I’ve ever experienced, it was wild. Love pineapple 🍍
Pineapple contains bromelain which is a protein digesting enzyme. So when you eat it, it's also eating you 😂
I too have eaten pineapple until my mouth literally bled.....no regrets~
I'll try things
Wish i had known that before cali....i had so much citrus my tongue hurt and swelled and i got the runs
Del monte: "Do you want an overpriced pineapple that is slightly worse than other pineapples because it lacks the zingy quality that pineapples usually have?"
Me: "Why would anyone buy that??"
Del monte: "It's pink."
Me: *"I'll take your entire stock."*
I can see them watering it with red dyed water like blue orchids....
hahaha
@@jodiwhite7421 and they water yellow pineapples with yellow water.
@@nsbioy And I know where they get yellow water.
Lol it's even funnier when I think your lines in Patrick Star's voice 😂!
I’m going to have to agree with everyone saying it looks like ham...
Lol I know I fee bad emmys comments are filled with HAM
Yes looks super hammy? Hammish? It has ham like qualities.
Then why comment ?
someone pair it with yellow watermelon
Mmmm yellow watermelon 💛
Exactly my thoughts!
And white strawberries
My brain's on autopilot so I read this as "yellow pineapple" and I just sat here for a hot minute like _all pineapples are yellow what am i missing why did so many ppl agree w this_ whoops
Not the same thing at all. Yellow watermelons are completely natural and older than red ones. Whereas these pineapples are genetically engineered.
Emmy you are like a pallet cleanser. After dealing with daily life And my personal rat race it is soothing to tune in to your channel. Thank you for your content and very hard work and dedication. Thank you for your content.
That is a wonderfully perfect way of stating it. I wish she had her own Food Network show.
*For $50, I'll get a regular pineapple and stain it pink with Kool aid* 😂
Double the flavor! 🤣🤣🤣
This.
Bruh in the states its 50 dollars in cayman its 5 or 2 dollars
@@vanessawhata5672 I think that's if you bought it there, but it's from a US company so it's $50 USD
@Mel Ullom it's mostly for looks i guess. I hope you impressed some guests at least
"One, buttered corn-on -the -cob,please."
The shade of pink of that pineapple reminded me of one those canned Dak hams...
Just for the record, I had been in a three day cycle of severe panic attacks, and the thing that broke my cycle was marathoning your fruit tastings. Thank you so much for being the lovely, calming person you are in this horrible year.
i hope you’re feeling better now!
Im from Costa Rica, and I agree that that's not a cheap pinneapple, but also the normal ones are extraordinarily cheap, people don't notice how difficult it is to grow pinneaples on crops, it is way to expensive and prices are very irregular. I know many families who lost all their money and end up in misery cause of how cheap pinneapples are selled in relation to how expensive they are to grow.
:(
I did Not Know this here in Germany they cost around 3$ sometimes on for Sale 1$, thank u for making me aware:/
@@sabina1256 the shops in germany buy them for like 30 cents each, so the farmer is getting like 8 cents per pineapple.
I saw the title "pink glow pineapple" and immediately started singing *"FRUITY FRUITY FRUITY, FRUITY FRUITY FRUITS!!!"*
Me too 😂😂😂
Samedt Hahaha
Jared beat her review by a week. (Weird Fruit Explorer channel).
THIS!!!
Me too bruh
our family cut pineapple in wedges like that but serve it laid out on the skin, with toothpicks, each wedge served with a tiny piece of mint and a little piece of red glace cherry, nice at Christmas.
That sounds lovely! I'd never think of putting pineapple and mint together but now that you've said it I can totally see it
Everyone: it looks like ham! It looks like watermelon!
Me: it looks like a pair of lungs
Exactly!
I mean you're not wrong
Are u a doc? Lol
Ew yea it does look like some kind of organ..not the nicest shade of pink for a fruit lol
Me: I WANT ONE
Emmy: They're $50
Me: Nevermind!!!!
I love how honest you’re Emmy, much appreciated
"... that pineapple looks like ham..."
*Ponyo enters the chat*
Ponyo loves ham!!
When you propagate, you have to cut it with part of the fruit. The way they cut the crown, won’t grow.
$49 each is quite steep. I’ll pass.
Thanks for sharing 🇺🇸
but why the way they cut the crown...the stem tissue is at the bottom. Could you please explain me? I would really like to know
@@sandramorales6647 you are right that the stem tissue is in the bottom of the crown. However you need all of that bottom part of the crown. To do that, you need to cut part of the fruit so that all of the bottom crown is present. When you plant it, the roots will grown from the bottom of that crown and part of the fruit rots.
Hi, Emmy! Happy Halloween/Dia De Los Muertos! "One buttered corn-on-the-cob, please." I've never heard of a pink pineapple before! I love your Fruity Fruits series because you encourage me to try new fruits that look intimidating to taste and/or cut open. That's how I cut my first fresh pineapple this summer... best summer fruit ever, in my opinion! XD Also, the name "Pinkglow Pineapple" sounds like a name for a female cartoon character, maybe a superhero, or one of Strawberry Shortcake's friends!
I loved letting my kids buy weird fruits so they could discover stuff like this xx
Aliyah Pulido or an erotic dancer. Miss Pinkglow Pineapples on stage tonight 😂😂😂😂
@@missesvee5132 I was thinking more like a "Sailor Moon-type" cartoon!
I read about these pink pineapples a couple of months ago, very aesthetically pleasing with that beautiful pink colour, but not worth the price. I too like the slight tartness of pineapple sometimes...another unusually coloured fruit I think you should try (if you are able to track some down in the US) is red kiwi fruit, grown in New Zealand. Their inner flesh is red and gold/yellow, with a slightly lighter brown skin than green kiwi fruit
i don’t know if they’re the same but golden kiwi are the only kiwis i can eat without my mouth burning! but they’re amazing!
@@crankthatrebecca12 they’re a bit different, but they’re just as good as golden kiwis. I usually prefer the gold to the green because they’re sweeter, sometimes the green can be a bit tart
Watching this while in the middle of the super typhoon here in the Philippines. It makes me calm. 😖😊😊
Stay safe! We all send you good vibes!
Be safe!!
Hope you’re staying as safe as possible! ❤️
@@charlie6923 you're that same kind person who replied to my comment with positivity last month. Thank you so much! The winds are currently howling so loud here and the power is out. But, Im still optimistic
I feel you pero stay safe nalang sateeeen
I found this in a grocery store near me and I thought $8.00 was too much for it 😭🤣🤣
You need to try a Kauai Sugarloaf Pineapple! When ripe they are sometimes overwhelmingly sweet and I recommend not removing the core of these pineapples because amazingly it's almost sweeter than the flesh! Also the inside of these pineapples are very light, almost a pure white color. I definitely recommend trying this pineapple!
That cut in the pineapple satisfied me so much! Super duper sharp knife! Have you done a tutorial in sharpening a knife?
Thank you Emmy for showcasing this interesting pineapple cultivar. I too enjoy eating and growing pineapple as well as other bromeliads. And I live in the Arctic with the midnight sun ☀️
Hopefully, pink glow pineapple will become more available as plants over time.
Ps, you did not mention in your video about whether your pineapple had seeds. I have grown many pineapple from seed that are found in the fruit near the peel. Of course these plants will have genetic variation and may not turn out as pink. So check your expensive fruit for seeds. 😉
I can give you my personal tips on growing pineapple from seed if you like.
Please do. I frequently wait a bit too long to cut my pineapples and there are seeds. Still taste good, but I wouldn't mind trying to grow from seed, and I've never been successful getting them to grow from the crown.
@emmymadeinjapan said something about taking off the leaves? I'd never heard that, maybe that's what I'm doing wrong?
@Rachel Perlow ... sure, well the 3 import factors will be warmth, light and humid air.
It's the same for mature plants as well. When you collect the seeds, place in a bowl of water for a few days. I think this might dilute the juices and hormones of the fruit that normally inhibit germination of the seeds. The clean seeds will need light, humidity and warmth. (room temperature is okay too)
I've heard of people placing the seeds on moist paper towel inside a ziplock bag but, that's not how I do it.
I use moistened "long fiber" sphagnum moss. Same type often used for growing orchids. I find it inhibits mold and bacteria better than paper towel. Instead of a ziplock bag, I use a transparent container that can breath a tiny bit. (An environment of 100% humidity almost always encourages mold). You can do this in a jar, a terrarium or what I like to use is those small plastic boxes that small fruits and berries are sometimes sold in at the supermarket. They are transparent and perforated with small openings for air exchange so the contents can still stay humid without rotting.
Just drop the sends on top the moist moss, (don't bury or cover the seeds, they need light) keep in a well lit area and occasionally spray with a mister if the medium becomes too dry. (Avoid "direct sun" as your mini greenhouse can quickly overheat.)
It takes a few months before you will notice tiny green rosettes sprouting from the seeds. (It's important not to leave drops of water on these tiny plants for too long) they like humidity but are not as tolerant of standing water on their leaves (particularly in the crown) as other bromeliads.
They are slow growing and can be planted out after about two inches in size.
Hope that helps, good luck 😊
@@24emerald
I'm not interested in growing anything (circumstances), just curious about how things work, your comment was an interesting read, thank you for sharing.
@wilfing ... thank you too
Omg I just binged watched all your frutti fruits and the loofa one was the best. You absolutely need your own educational channel on PBS or discovery kids. So family friendly and educational.
I just saw Weird Explorer do one of these videos. I think you'd enjoy, he's trying as many fruit types as he can :)
I love watching your videos because you're just so cheery
So many people have been saying the same thing regarding the crown. That they’re just trying to prevent people from growing it themselves. Would I like to try this? Yes. Would I be willing to spend $50 on one? Absolutely NOT! I’ll go get 25 pineapples for $2 instead at my local store lol
$2?!?! Where the heck do you live lol! I pay $8 or more here in Canada
@@cadavher $8 or more? Where in Canada do you live?! In Calgary, we pay around 4-6.
@@theclimbingchef MB! They go on sale for about 6 but regular is 8 or more. Its crazy lol
@@cadavher United States 😁 $2-3 here
@@cadavher ya, when they go onsale for 3-4, i buy them then chop and freeze
Oh that's how my mom always used to cut pineapple! Isn't it amazing how seeing the same gestures evokes someone so strongly? My mom's alive and well, by the way, just haven't seen her cut a pineapple since I was a kid!
Ahh, the immediate joy as soon as I hear the Fruity Fruits theme song. 😁
Looking delicious ! -the pineapple seems fine too !
*THAT* is a sharp knife!
That was my thought, too. Great knife!
@@pattynabozny1503 I know, right? It cut that pineapple like butter!
Boston here! Never too cold! Just keep in the house if you have the space. So. Much. Fun. Before you know it, you'll have a little rainforest in your kitchen. Ask me why
If I was making a dessert or dish for a wedding or something similar, This would be something I might purchase.
Same ToT
Or the new gender reveal craze?!
@@micheleolson9914 if it’s a girl, you cut open one of these pineapples. If it’s a boy, you light a forest fire.
Okay
@@oldphotos2644 Sad but true.
So nice to see another Fruity Fruit video. This series is actually how I found your channel many years ago and I think it was a Lychee fruit or something. Think I looked up how they tasted because they had some in my local supermarket and then stumbled upon your channel and ben hooked ever since. :D Thanks for all the great, lovely and fun content for all these years. You always put a smile on my face and make me want to try to taste new and odd things --and your bug videos made me try buying some from Thailand Unique --and also to freak out my friends. It was great fun! Haha xD
Emmy: “Look at it, it looks like watermelon!”
Me: no-no... it looks like ham... Hard pass on $50 ham pineapple
Handy for hawaiian pizzas lol
Yes, I’ll pass on little triangular ham 🍍 😂
Ham and pineapple go really well together.
Back in the 60s and 70s it was a thing to bake your ham with pineapple rings and also stick cloves in it. Can you imagine that with this pineapple?? It would match the ham and just look lumpy and spotty!
@@hambeastdelicioso1600 🤮🤮🤮
That was one gorgeous pink pineapple... but $50? I don’t think so Tim! Lol!
I have a pineapple crown rooting in water right now- the roots are about two to two and a half inches long- I used rooting hormone - I have never had much luck propagating them by just sticking down in soil, but, putting them down into gravel ( like you would place in a fish tank) and then keeping the water up, has worked consistently over the years... maybe I will have to revisit the soil plantation again and see what happens! Thanks for this... it was fun to see the pinkness inside! Enjoy the rest of the weekend! 💚 and see you over on IG
That intro though, I need a full version.
I have come across you on facebok and I have binge watched for the past 2 days 😂😂😂 love your energy makes me feel so better ❤️❤️❤️
Emmy! This made me so happy as a Costa Rican!
Btw Costa Rica is said with a hard R, as in rich
Love you :)
ToT the pineapple looks like something from a dream
In the mid 1980s on a family holiday to Maui, we went on a drive along the north shore past Napili & Kapalua. We found the most delicious smaller pineapples for sale at a roadside stall. They had that pink hue to their flesh (but not as dramatic as the one in the video) and they were definitely sweeter and less acidic than the typical commercial pineapples.
I am Costa Rican and I don’t even know where to buy these lol
Probably because they only export these to wealthy Americans l imagine
@@melskunk exactly :) privilege right there
@@melskunk definitely my first thought lol.
@@MariaGonzalez00 be more salty
you’re lucky to live in the country with the tastiest pineapples
Idk how anyone dislikes your videos! You ma'am are amazing!
What they don't want to tell you is these were originally grown in the DPRK. My grandpa made them pink
wow how fun... you can also save the seeds on the pineapple itself. Those eyes are on it are seeds. A lot of youtube videos on sprouting.
Pineapples contain an enzyme that breaks down the proteins on your tongue and esophagus so as you eat it, it eats you. Lol
Yup its called bromelain and many people are allergic to pineapple cause of that enzyme!
Yes, I once ate an entire raw pineapple and it looked like I had gotten lip injections afterwards, I loved it !!! Lol
@@AllTheCloudsArePink Oh no! How long did it take to go down?
@@lmaree200886 Never expected a bro to turn against you.
@@stompchunkman4248 Um, what?
You can also take the black seeds out and plant the seeds to get a pineapple plants. The seeds take a very long time to germinate.
Emmy: "it looks almost like watermelon"
My genius brain: "It looks like ham"
*Happy Halloween & many more.*
I just watched a video on this by Weird Explorer last night. These fruits seem interesting
Same bro
He would be a nice guest for Emmy's videos.
Same 😄
I was looking for a comment mentioning Weird Fruit Explorer-
Amazing that I wasn't the only person who's watched his pink pineapple video in 24 hours before Emmy sent out theirs-
So happy you got one of these too. I watch another channel that just reviewed this recently. Love you both.
Can you propagate the stump on the top they left
Worth a try.
I was wondering the same
They sometimes cut off the top to the point where it wont regrow. We have a mini sugar pineapple in hawaii and the company cuts off the top before they go to stores to keep locals from growing them
@Ann Tinnin very interesting comment. Where do you live? Somewhere warmer than Chicago.
I wondered the same thing...they cut off all the greenery, but left the part that will root. I guess it just depends on if that part would survive long enough to grow new leaves.
Thanks Emmy. Happy Halloween.🎃🍍
I HATE when my pineapple is tart... gots to be sweet so i would like the pink pineapple
I immediately assumed the same thing about the pineapple crown and people propagating lmao
I’m sorry but the way she said Costa Rica!!😂
Same! I was actually thinking like if I ordered one I could grow my own. But they the beat me to it. Lol!
Rediculus... its actually a great form of marketing!!!! Greed is stupid 🤦🏽♀️
I honesty think there were enough leaves that she could’ve propagated it. I would’ve tried.
Only looked at thumb, and thought this was going to be about ham.
Hearing the fruity fruits theme song always makes my day that much better!
I wonder if there’s enough crown left... tissue culture would work I guess. Might be illegal if there’s a plant patent?
I live a bit south of where (until a big freeze and a series of disasters in the 1890s) most of the pineapples sold in the eastern USA were once grown, Jensen Beach, Florida. So many people try backyard pineapples.
Put some rooting powder on the left over crown. It’ll probably work.
I myself, in Florida, have been growing a pineapple for over a year lol
I’m from jensen/port st Lucie area!!!!!
@@stephaniepapaleo521 St Pete for me, howdy!
@@katkarrier ❤️ hello!!! 🌞
Yay, the Fruity Fruits song is back!!! It's the little things, Emmy!!
"This is not a sponsored video so I will be giving my honest opinion..."
"As always"
Nice save, Em. xD
I was just writing it, I'm Swedish and my first language is not English, so I may have misunderstood that, but it sounded like she's not saying her honest opinion when it's something that is sponsored?
Yes, that is what it sounded like. I'm sure it was just a slip up of words but it was funny anyway.
@@MsElin81 You're usually not allowed to say negative things about a sponsored product
@@Dynamaik0220 okey
Great video Emmy!
I was wondering if the crown was gonna be attached...I still would have tried that cut crown hahaha
I’ve got crowns to produce in two years.
That's amazing! How do you do it? I live in Ireland so not a hope of doing it myself but it sounds amazing
@@Rose-jz6sx Haha I pop the crown off and jam it into a small pot of soil, then up pot when the roots come in and then....wait. I wonder if you could do a mini greenhouse for experimental purposes? I live in San Diego, California, we don’t get many frost days.
I was thinking the same thing LOL! Because of the way they cut the crown off oh, it looks like there's still enough of it left on the fruit to grow roots.
@@datdude212 in theory I definitely could, in practise I am probably not invested enough in pineapples to bother? But maybe in the future...
@@twilightsdawningpalladino9997 And rooting hormone would probably give it enough of a boost even if there wasn't enough crown to do the job by itself
Great review Emmy. I definitely would not spend 50 bucks on it any day but appreciate your opinion. Thanks.
Just want you to know that I just discovered this pineapple today, and I was only willing to consider trying it after you did, and lucky me, you have! We appreciate you in my household!
Happy November (Irish time) everybody! 🙋♂️🇮🇪💚🧡
Emmy thank you for your honest and straight forward appraisal of this beautiful pineapple. I would absolutely taste one if someone else purchased it. A bit too pricey for me. Thank you again, your videos are so informative.
I love Pineapple and seeing this makes me want to buy one SOOOO BAD !!!!
Yay Emmy posted!!
who else loves emmy 🥺👇
One, buttered corn-on-the-cob please. Happy Halloween Emmy🎃💓
Don't know if someone is reading this, but if u are . U are amazing and beautiful . I believe in u
Whatever..... you just want likes 🙄
Something about the colour combined with pineapple makes my tummy feel a lil funny.
Imagine being from the country that grows these pineapples and finding out they sell them exclusively to the US. What a bummer lol
Yay another fruity fruits! I was just so excited to see it!! :D
I love with all my heart pineapples!
but Why remove the core?
For me, most of the time, the core is soft and equally juicy as the rest of the fruit! I love to eat it.
But is reasonably that most people don't like it.
Thank you for the video! :D
Bisbul fruit is amazing it's smell if we slice it is so amazing. The smell looks like a perfume from heaven
Imagine getting a certificate with your fruit... This is fruit, well done, extra $25 please
You like your pineapple sharp? Hurts my mouth
You probably had enough greenery on top to sprout another plant. Love your channel; keep 'em coming!
I wonder if you could use a strawberry huller to remove the pineapple eyes without wasting so much of the pineapple flesh? 🤔
You could try if its a metal huller, plastic is too weak.
@@lmaree200886 so it does work?! I may have to find a metal huller! We are coming into summer soon in Western Australia, many a-pineapple will be consumed 😋 Thank you!!
@@pennyrosehandmade5276 I just did a quick Google search, there's actually a V shaped multi huller tool used on pineapples, strawberries, potatoes, tomatoes etc! It looks like sharp tweezers! I want one now too, will be a great little gadget. I loathe potato eyes lol.
Hey from regional Victoria!
I use one of those verticle style potato peelers (with a pointed top) to remove the eyes - the same way I would a potato (pop and twist), and it works like a charm!
@@NejiRaven I have one of those 3 in 2 horizontal multi peelers with a loop on the side for the eyes but its not sharp enough for me to remove the whole thing. I'm gonna look into the V shaped tweezer multi huller tool instead!
Great video Emmy. Well done superwoman.
I love singing along with the intro song
If you want a new fruit to try, take a road trip to the south in spring. Every year, I and my family pick dewberries. They're related to blackberries, but they grow wild and are much sweeter. Dewberry pie is the only kind of fruit pie I really like. I love dewberry season.
We made a pineapple look like ham it’s fifty bucks.
Emmy here in Michigan we have a huge Dutch descendent population and my step-grandmother used to make Dutch "banket" its a Christmas log made with almond paste....its very intricate but very worth it
The pineapple eye gouge, sounds like a tool of horror for pineapples.
Thank you soooo much for having proper manners while eating. Most TH-camrs that do this kind of thing chew with their mouth open, smack their lips and make the most obnoxious noises....and i have a REALLY bad reaction to that, i feel pure rage.....so you are extremely appreciated!!!!!! :)
How dare you destroy SpongeBob's home
😂
lol
Keep up the great work!!!! Would love to see another Mac and cheese recipe like a while back
Someday we will find out that these are like those daisies where they just soaked them in food coloring and charged us 45 dollars for the certificate.
I was able to get a pineapple started in a bowl of water... the key, I think, is to put it somewhere that has a lot of sunshine... we have a huge window that faces east so I put it there where it got 12 hours of sunshine... my sister tried propagating a pineapple from the same plant and she didn't have any luck... the difference being hers didn't get as much sun as our did... my mom planted ours in the backyard where it continues to get a lot of sun and some rain...
I love pineapple! Now I want to try this but my bank account won't let me 😂
I love fruity fruits; it’s so interesting seeing all these unusual fruit I have never seen or heard of before :)
Sounds like a pineapple I would enjoy, I like mine sweet. It's a lovely shade, too.
What do you call a fruit that loves someone from afar?
*a pineapple* 🤣
Happy Halloween everyone 🎃🎃🎃
I dont get it?
@@MekDi10 Pining for someone
The best pineapple I ever had was when I went on a trip to Costa Rica a few years ago. Toured a farm, the guide chopped it off the plant and cut it into pieces for us. SO juicy, and perfectly sweet with a little acidity but no tartness. Fan-tas-tic!
Hey Why did the pretty pink pineapple go out with a prune?
*Because he couldn't find a date!*
Good one!
☺
I love pineapple so much and that pink pineapple looks truely gorgeous but I simply can not afford to pay $50 just one. So I will continue to enjoy yellow ones from my local grocery store with pleasure. Thank you Emmy and #Dole fresh fruits
I cant eat pineapple because of my oral allergy syndrome (it is bad enough that my throat swells and I have an epipen but most people dont experience it to this extreme) so I'm living vicariously through you Emmy 😂
Same!
Oh yeah. My mouth ITCHES after I eat a few pieces of raw pineapple. I *can* eat canned or cooked and drink the processed juice. The heat denatures the bromelain protein. (Edited for misspell.)
Our local Japanese market had Pinkglow's for $18, so I got one for our 4th of July BBQ. I can't wait to try it.