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Due to its traditional use in [[Colonial America]], the pineapple is recognized today as a [[Christian]] symbol.<ref>http://www.history.org/Christmas/dec_pineapple.cfm</ref> | Due to its traditional use in [[Colonial America]], the pineapple is recognized today as a [[Christian]] symbol.<ref>http://www.history.org/Christmas/dec_pineapple.cfm</ref> | ||
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Revision as of 14:02, April 7, 2009
A pineapple is a tropical fruit with a tough prickly exterior and a serrated 'crown' of leaves. The interior of a pineapple can be bright yellow and when ripe is full of sugars, which give it a sweet taste.
Due to its traditional use in Colonial America, the pineapple is recognized today as a Christian symbol.[1]