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Pineapple
Golden-yellow flesh that's crisp, juicy, and naturally sweet with a touch of tartness. Rich in pineapple aroma and bromelain, with a smooth, fiber-free texture that's easy to enjoy.
¥99≈ USD 13.86
Stock100+
Merchant NameAuntie Lin’s Fruit Stall
LocationThe first fruit stall at the entrance of Taikang Market, 220 Taikang Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai
Opening HoursCheck with the merchant
Custom Service Introduction
Originally native to Brazil, the pineapple was introduced to Macau by Portuguese traders during the late Ming Dynasty. Overseas Chinese later brought pineapple seedlings to Guangdong and Guangxi, helping expand cultivation in southern China. In 1926, Chinese immigrants returning from Southeast Asia introduced additional pineapple varieties to Xuwen, helping establish the region's vast pineapple farms. Today, Xuwen is widely known as the "Hometown of Pineapples in China."
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Custom NotesTraditional pineapple varieties naturally contain bromelain, an enzyme that may cause mild mouth irritation. To reduce this, soak the cut pineapple in lightly salted water for about 10 minutes before eating. Some modern pineapple varieties are naturally low in bromelain and can be enjoyed without soaking.
LocationThe first fruit stall at the entrance of Taikang Market, 220 Taikang Road, Huangpu District, Shanghai