Pineapples

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Other Varieties

Del Monte Gold® Extra Sweet Pineapple

Honeyglow® Pineapple

When it comes to fresh pineapples, there’s a gold standard. In 1996, Fresh Del Monte introduced The Del Monte Gold® Extra Sweet pineapple, a then-new variety that’s twice as sweet as the traditional pineapple featuring a beautiful, golden flesh. In addition to our Del Monte Gold® Extra Sweet pineapple, Honeyglow® pineapple is hand-harvested at peak sweetness and ripeness. Learn more about Honeyglow® pineapple at https://honeyglowpineapple.com/.

Other ways to enjoy fresh Del Monte® pineapples include desserts, salads, smoothies or as a tropical garnish for meats and poultry. And let’s not forget how amazing they are on the rim of a frozen umbrella drink.

Honeyglow® Pineapple Mini Chicken Meatballs

Tropical Chia Pudding Cups

Cauliflower Fried “Rice” With Honeyglow® Pineapple

Good source of vitamin C and manganese
Del Monte Gold® Extra Sweet variety has up to four times more vitamin C than traditional varieties

Country of Origin

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how to Select

Look for a pineapple that is symmetrical and heavy for its size. Look for crown leaves that are fresh and green. Sniff the pineapple, and pick one that has a sweet, fragrant smell. Ensure that the pineapple is free from soft spots. Del Monte Gold® Extra Sweet Pineapples are always picked ripe and ready to eat, so there's no need to wait to enjoy them.

how to pRepaRe

Twist the crown off, then cut in half, and then quarters. Next, trim off the ends and core to remove the fruit from the shell. Finally, cut into bite-size pieces