A short YouTube vlog by Christina Haftman filmed at Whole Foods in Fair Lakes, Virginia, where she discovers and shows small "queen" pineapples. She comments on their size, possible uses (garnish, smoothies, raw-food catering), and her surprise at the variety of tropical fruit available.
Hey there, it's Christina. I'm at Whole Foods in Fair Lakes, Virginia and look at these cute little pineapples. They're like baby pineapples. So tiny. I've never seen anything like this. Maybe they're imported. There's a lot of tropical fruit here. There's a lot of tropical fruit like our lychee coconuts, Andy's baby pineapples. So you wouldn't get much fruit from these, but they would like. They would be really cute. If you were catering a raw foods meal, smoothies or juices, you could put them on the table with some colorful tablecloth. But you surely wouldn't get a lot of fruit or nutrition from them being so small. So they're called queen pineapples, which I'm not sure why they're called queen because they're so small. You'd think if it was a queen pineapple it'd be kind of large. But anyway, I wanted to show you because maybe you haven't seen these before either. So I'll always take you shopping with me and share with you the unique things that I discover along the way. Alright, I'll see you on one of my next videos. Bye.
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