People have been left baffled after discovering the 'correct' way to eat a pineapple - and it's safe to say, it's divided opinion over on X, formerly Twitter...
Not only are they incredibly tangy and sour, but the fruit is also notoriously difficult to cut up and serve. But what if we told you that eating pineapples doesn't have to be so challenging?
The Today Years Old account, which boasts a following of 1 million, is renowned for sharing handy life hacks with its fans. And now, people were astonished after learning the correct way to cut a pineapple.The enlightening video shows the pineapple neatly divided into several sections, requiring you only to tear off a piece to savour. As the segments are always separated on the fruit, all you need to do is peel a part for yourself.
While another added: "Need to try it!" A third individual remarked: "I thought this was common knowledge. If not, it's the result of buying food pre-processed at the store."The debate continued as some deemed the technique extreme; one critic exclaimed: "Only psychos would do this."
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