Deicious Pineapples!

Hello, everyone! I pray that you are all fine and are in good health and safety. The middle part of the country is damaged by typhoon Tino and everyone lost everything they had and I am very sorry for them. Not only they lost their properties but also the typhoon has claimed some lives and it's very painful to see. Recently, the politicians had been aught in corruption issues; it was very obvious and until now, not one had been imprisoned yet; too sad.

Anyway, for my article today, I will be sharing about these men who were packing pineapples in boxes for selling.

By the way, do you have lots of pineapples in your place?
A few kilometers from where I live, there are vast pineapple plantations from Del Monte Philippines.

And these pineapples have not passed the quality that is required for the canned pineapples that will reach your place. In fact, these are already called rejects and were sold, not only to regain and profit but to get rid of something that the company does not want to throw away.

The pineapples were sold per kilo from the factory but then they will be sold per piece; depends on the seller. Some even sell them already sliced but of course, they are already pricey. I'm just glad the husband and I passed by our friend who bought these pineapples and offered us to eat some as we stopped to say hi to them.

Although I don't really eat many pineapples though it has lots of vitamin C., its acidity can harm my tongue making it very painful yet I still come back to eating them whenever I have the chance.

But whenever I eat them especially when I'm at home, I like about it most is dipping the flesh in salt and chili, they taste the best. The salty taste of the salt dances with the pineapple's sweetness in my tongue and tickled with the hotness of chillies. Try this when you eat pineapples.

This will be all for now, thank you so much for your time and support. Stay kind always.

camera used	Huaweiy9s
location	Philippines
author	@yoieuqudniram