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May 4 at 17:37 comment added T.E.D. @the-baby-is-you - "Pineapple: So good, its worth bleeding for! - This message brought to you by Dole Food Company"
May 4 at 4:05 comment added the-baby-is-you @T.E.D. I can. Pineapple is delicious.
May 3 at 12:45 comment added Fattie Can anyone find an actual real article that explains that they are bred against bromelain ?
May 3 at 12:42 comment added Fattie Please add a photo of the fruit, and the label. By the way for anyone reading, you can of course no more grow pineapples in 'Japan', than you could grow pineapples in any other mountainous snowy country - they come from Okinawa!
May 3 at 12:03 comment added FluidCode Chances are that the pinapples sold in the US were picked way, way long before they were ripe. I suspect that the problem is that the flesh of the fruit is more acidic. Do you get similar problems with oranges?
May 3 at 7:01 comment added muru @user109440 if you can, please add a photo of the label. I'd like to try and find one
May 3 at 6:57 comment added user109440 @T.E.D. No. When my husband bought this Japanese pineapple, I snubbed it. but he advised me to try it, as Japanese pineapples don't cause bleeding. I am not masochist.
May 3 at 6:55 comment added user109440 @muru Yes. Japan is labelled origin country. this pineapple's price is too pricey for being imported!
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May 3 at 0:03 comment added Miral A whole pineapple a day seems a bit excessive. They're more of a one-slice-per-day fruit, so more like one per week.
May 2 at 20:59 comment added Michael Richardson Do you actually have blood in your mouth after eating the pineapple, or is your mouth just tender?
May 2 at 16:20 comment added T.E.D. If there was a niche fruit that caused my mouth to bleed, I can't imagine I'd keep periodically trying it to see if its still hurting me.
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May 2 at 13:43 comment added muru Did you actually eat a pineapple grown in Japan? IIRC most pineapples I have seen in run-of-the-mill supermarkets in Tokyo are imported.
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