Let’s be honest—learning how to cut a pineapple can feel like wrestling a spiky tropical porcupine. But don’t worry, I’ve got you! If you’ve ever avoided buying a fresh one because you weren’t sure ...

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 ...

To do so, lay your pineapple on its side. After chopping off the crown and base, stand the fruit up and cut the rind away in 1/2-inch (1.25-cm) strips, slicing from top to bottom. This process ...

Here’s how to take the guesswork out of picking a perfectly ripe pineapple, according to a Dole expert — plus tips for ...

So we tend to resort to buying the pre-cut varieties, which sets us back a few more dollars, but saves us from a trip to the ER. But it's time to add the whole pineapple back to your grocery list.

Pineapple can be intimidating to prep, but it's time to stop buying plastic containers full of precut fruit and learn how to properly cut one. Even if it feels a little awkward at first ...

Despite its spiky presentation, pineapple is easier to cut than it looks, and once you learn how to cut wedges, spears and rings with these simple methods, you’ll never be far from your favorite ...

Jamie Oliver’s 4 tips for getting the most from the grocery store ...