Benefits
A great fruit for memory.
Pineapple has antioxidants that fight off free radical that tend to damage neurons
in the brain. The B Vitamins in Pineapples help with low energy, and the
Vitamin C boosts the immune system.
How to Choose and Keep
When
choosing a pineapple look for ones that are heavy for their size. Try to pull
out a top stem. If the stem comes out the fruit is ripe. Look on the bottom
before you ever pick a pineapple to make sure mold isn’t growing. Keep at room
temperature for a few days to help the fruit get juicier. Once you cut it you should
be consumed within 5 days.
Preparation
How to
Cut a Pineapple: Cut off the base and top. Cut the fruit into 2 pieces or
quarters. Then slice off the outside and cut around the center to remove the
rind. You can also check out You Tube for various ways to cut pineapples.
Nutrients
Vitamin
C, Manganese, Fiber, Vitamin B6, Copper, Vitamin B1 and Folate.
Action Steps
1. Find
a fresh pineapple.
2. Cut
up and use half for a snack. Use the other half in a chicken stir-fry to add
sweetness to a great dish.
(Resources: www.whfoods.com)
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