Pineapple

Tired of celebrating New Year with a green or rotten pineapple? These methods will help you choose a truly delicious fruit.
The first method - smell its base. The base is where there are no leaves. If the smell is intensely sour, the fruit is overripe. An unripe pineapple has no smell. A sweet aroma screams at you - take me, take me.
The second method - touch it. If it’s soft, it’s overripe. If it’s very hard - it’s still green. If you feel a slight firmness - that’s love.
The third method - look at its base. If the skin is golden yellow or orange - it has been waiting just for you. But remember, some varieties remain green even when ripe.
The fourth method - tear something off it. If the leaves come off easily, and the base of the leaf is slightly green or yellow - the pineapple is ripe. If the leaves come off with difficulty, and the base is white - it’s green. If the pineapple has few leaves, it’s a superstar. Or just old. Or you’re not the only one who watched this video.