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Did you know that pineapples come in different colors and shades? In this video, Jess from Eatingwell taste tests the lesser known variation of pineapple: Pink Pineapple. Unlike a normal pineapple, the pink pineapple has a watermelon-like color due to the antioxidant that’s found in the fruit. While it is pricier compared to the average pineapple, the delicious tangy taste makes this a snack that’s worth splurging for.
Did you know that pineapples come in different colors and shades? In this video, Jess from Eatingwell taste tests the lesser known variation of pineapple: Pink Pineapple. Unlike a normal pineapple, the pink pineapple has a watermelon-like color due to the antioxidant that’s found in the fruit. While it is pricier compared to the average pineapple, the delicious tangy taste makes this a snack that’s worth splurging for.
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