Step by step guide
by Midiman, commons.wikimedia.org




Pineapple Fun


Choose a fresh pineapple from your local grocery store...
Fig. 1 magnifying glass
Choose a fresh pineapple from your local grocery store...

Cut off the top...x
Fig. 2 magnifying glass
Cut off the top...

Set the pineapple upright...
Fig. 3 magnifying glass
Set the pineapple upright...

Pineapple cutter Find the core of the fruit...(the part you wouldn't eat in the middle)...and line it up with the corer's center....
Fig. 4 magnifying glass Fig. 5 magnifying glass

Find the core of the fruit...(the part you wouldn't eat in the middle)...and line it up with the corer's center....

Twist and drill.. Twist and drill Core
Fig. 6 magnifying glass Fig. 7 magnifying glass Fig. 8 magnifying glass
Twist and drill..
It is handy to have a bowl to catch the fresh juice as it comes out...and to place the freshly cut "meat".

Trow away the shell Pineapple cored Halved to show inside
Fig. 9 magnifying glass Fig. 10 magnifying glass Fig. 11 magnifying glass

Depending on how much "meat" you want, adjust your drill depth accordingly...this example (Fig. 9) goes all the way through to the bottom.
Enjoy your pineapple and throw the shell away. If you don't drill all the way through like we did (Fig. 9,10), you could have a fruity tropical glass and play "Gilligan's Island." This time around we'll have to implement our bottomless glass policy on the juice.



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Photographs

Fig. 1,2,3,5,6,7,9 Mediman. Pineapple Fun. 2010. flickr.com. (CC BY 2.0). Web. 28 Feb. 2017.
Fig. 4,8,10,11 Müller, Frank C. Ananasschneider ohne Ananas Aufnahmeort: Mannheim, Deutschland. 2007. commons.wikimedia.org. (CC BY-SA 4.0). Web. 28 Feb. 2017.

Published 28 Feb. 2017 LR
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