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Color: A ripe pineapple usually has more golden yellow on the skin, especially toward the base. Green can mean it’s not quite ready. Smell: Give it a sniff at the bottom. A sweet, fruity smell ...

All you need is a cutting board, a sharp knife, and an optional peeler for removing the “eyes” (the little brown spots leftover from the rind on a peeled yellow pineapple). When shopping for a ...

While you can purchase canned or frozen pineapple for many uses, nothing beats the real thing — and buying a whole fruit is much more economical than relying on pre-cut. You can find fresh pineapple ...

This step helps you create a nice, flat base so the pineapple doesn’t slide around on the cutting board. Use the tip of your knife to cut out the eyes of the pineapple. The eyes are the slightly ...

In the clip, the celebrity chef cut the top and bottom of the pineapple off so it stands upright. Next, she removed the sides of the pineapple, using a vertical motion to cut off the rind.

There are so many varieties of mango and just as many ways to cut and prepare this beloved tropical fruit. When associate food editor Rachel Gurjar is blessed with a perfectly ripe mango ...

The abundance of vitamin C in pineapple also ensures excellent skin and hair health, along with immunity. While the juicy yellow fruit is extremely beneficial for health, cutting it up and eating it ...