9 Pineapple Recipes To Try Out: The Comeback Kid - Claire Justine (2024)

9 Pineapple Recipes To Try Out: The Comeback Kid. Happy Tuesday friends. Did you know that pineapples have suddenly become Britain’s fastest-growing fruit and are overtaking avocados as the fastest-growing fruit in the country? Pineapple being named The Comeback Kid! How cool?

According to Tesco, demand for pineapple is accelerating, with sales increasing by around 15% in the last year. In fact, pineapples are now the fastest-growing fruit in the UK and it’s no wonder pineapples are proving so popular.

9 Pineapple Recipes To Try Out: The Comeback Kid:

With demand at an all-time high I thought I would share some pineapple recipes with you today to try out:

Breakfast Time.

Firstly, Pineapple And Gorgonzola Toast. Do you love pineapple on your pizza? If so, Are you looking for something a little different for breakfast, brunch or lunch? Why not give this Pineapple and Gorgonzola Toast a try? On the news a few days ago, it was reported that pineapple has surpassed avocados as the fastest-growing fruit in the country. Del Monte, America’s favourite canned pineapple manufacturer, provided me with this delicious-looking dish to share and test. Do you enjoy pineapple pizza? Because it’s one of those things that either you enjoy or you don’t. If you like pineapple, why not try it on your toast? How about trying this Pineapple and Gorgonzola Toast? Delicious.

Secondly, Mango, Pineapple and Kale Smoothie. Fancy a nice and healthy smoothie to start your mornings off on a good foot? Mango, Pineapple and Kale Smoothie anyone? Mango Chunks, Pineapple Chunks, Curly Kale and yummy Rio D’Oro Apple juice. What’s not to love about this recipe? Mango, Pineapple and Kale Smoothie. So yummy.

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Snacks & Treats:

Thirdly, Fruit Flower Power Fondue. How about making some Fruit Flower Power Fondue? A nutritious and healthy breakfast or snack that parents can make with the help of their children, and have fun eating too! With the October half-term approaching, I thought I’d offer some fun fruity dishes that are guaranteed to keep the kids entertained! Because these dishes are so enjoyable to make. Produced by Dole in collaboration with Dr. Sarah Schenker, a paediatric nutritionist. 5 Fruity Recipes. So many fun ideas.

Fourthly, Pineapple And Pear Salsa. Are you looking for a fruity twist on your usual sides, dips or fillings? How about trying this pineapple and pear salsa dish out? This salsa dish contains yummy pineapple, a crunchy pear, a nice and red pepper, 1/2 small red onion, and 1 jalapeno. This recipe is great forweekend snacks, parties, picnics and BBQs. It shouts out Spring/Summer with its bright array of pretty colours. How To Make Pineapple And Pear Salsa. So tasty.

Lunch:

Fifthly, Rainbow Cauliflower Pizza. Are you looking for a mid-week or weekend healthy treat? Do you or your children love pizza? Are you trying to get more vegetables into your children’s diet? How cool is this idea; Rainbow Cauliflower Pizza? A great way to get the children eating up their veggies!! Rainbow Cauliflower Pizza. So moreish.

Sixth, PineappleTopped Pizza. Love pineapple on your pizza? Love Naan bread? If so you will love these; Pineapple and Prosciutto di Parma Ham Naan Bread Pizzas. When the kids get home from school, they are constantly on the lookout for something quick and easy to eat. When it’s time for running club, we always eat later so we don’t get too full before running. We like to make a few quick and easy naan bread pizzas to share because they only take 2 and a half hours to cook. Naan bread pizzas are fantastic because they are hearty and tasty, and they only take around 20 minutes to make and cook. It’s a great way to fuel up a couple of hours before a run or a quick and easy weekend meal for me and the kids. We enjoy putting these together.

Dinner Starters:

Seventh, Thai Prawn And Pineapple Curry. Fancy trying this very tasty Thai Prawn And Pineapple Curry? Avocados are out and pineapples are in, according to recent data. Millennials are always on the lookout for the next food fad. Pineapple demand is increasing, according to Tesco, with sales increasing by roughly 15% in the last year. In fact, pineapples are currently the fastest-growing fruit in the United Kingdom, so it’s no surprise they’re so popular. They’re delicious, nutritious, and you probably already have them in your pantry. Canned pineapple is not only wonderful for your pocketbook, but it’s also healthy for your health and tastes great! Today I’m going to share a delicious Thai Prawn And Pineapple Curry dish with you. So tasty.

Treats:

Eighth, Pina Colada Puddings. Pina Colada Puddings anyone? Delicious. These easy pineapple puddings are made with a yummy coconut and lime sponge. So do you fancy doing some baking? Sponge puddings, in particular? Pina Colada Puddings anyone? Delicious. If you like the drink, you will love this recipe. So why not whisk yourself away to another place with this fun pudding recipe? These easy pineapple puddings are made with a yummy coconut and lime sponge. So yummy. Pina Colada Puddings.

Last But Not Least, Mango And Pineapple Ice Cream. Do you have your own ice cream machine and are looking for a new recipe to make up for it? Fancy trying out this Mango And Pineapple Ice Cream recipe? Recipe by Fiona Hunter. Mango And Pineapple Ice Cream. Recipe, photo, and recipe credits: Nature’s Finest the potted fruit brand and nutritionist Fiona Hunter. So much fun to make.

9 Pineapple Recipes To Try Out: The Comeback Kid:

So what do you think to these 9 Pineapple Recipes To Try Out? Do you also fancy trying any of these recipes? Because I know I do! Thank you so much for stopping by. So don’t forget, you can also share your thought in the comments below.