Is there any difference between pineapple and pineapple?

Pineapple and pineapple are very common fruits, but many people in life do not know whether pineapple and pineapple are the same fruit. If not, what is the difference between them?

People often ask me if there is any difference between pineapple and pineapple. I can give you a definite answer. Yes! There must be!

Shape

First of all, let's talk about the difference between the two in appearance. The leaves of pineapple are serrated, and you will have the feeling of scratching your hand. The leaves of pineapples are relatively flat.

Color

In terms of color, the skin of pineapple is yellow, while the color of pineapple skin is green.

pulp

After the pineapple is peeled, there will be internal thorns, which need to be removed, while there will be no internal thorns after pineapple is peeled.

Taste

There is a greater difference between the two in the taste. The flesh of pineapple is harder and the taste is stronger. If you eat too much, your tongue will feel numb, while the flesh of pineapple is relatively soft and there is relatively more juice. If you eat too much tongue, you will not have a different feeling.

But if someone tells you that because of these differences. Pineapple and pineapple are two kinds of fruit. What I want to tell you is that this is pure serious nonsense.

In fact, these people really think too much. Because a pineapple is a pineapple! Botanically, pineapple, commonly known as pineapple, is one of the famous tropical fruits, called Ananascomosus.

Whether there are internal thorns or not, there are differences between varieties, just like watermelons stuffed with sand and water are watermelons. Fruit merchants in the mainland often call thornless, pan-green varieties as pineapples, and those with thorns and toothed leaves as pineapples. Then say "pineapple" is sweeter and more delicious, because it can be sold more expensive.

Pineapple originated in Brazil and was introduced into China in the early 16th century. Because "the pericarp looks like jackfruit and is yellow" gets the name.

When it spread to Taiwan, the people of Taiwan gave it a more beautiful name: pineapple. The pronunciation of pineapple in Minnan dialect is very similar to "Wanglai", so it is also called Wangli.

In other words, pineapple and pineapple are just different names developed after the same fruit was introduced into different regions.

Similar situations are not uncommon in the fruit world, such as cherries and cherries, kiwifruit and kiwifruit, potatoes and potatoes, tomatoes and tomatoes, raspberries and raspberries, willows and oranges, passion fruits and passionfruit, guava and guava.

All right, back to pineapple and pineapple. "tangerine is orange in Huainan, and trifoliate orange when born in Huaibei." Pineapple and pineapple are called differently. In the final analysis, commercial interests are responsible. If you are serious, you will lose.

Personally, I think you can call it pineapple if you want to call it pineapple and pineapple if you want. As long as it is delicious:)

Finally, a picture of the difference between pineapple and pineapple is attached.