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Pineapple Delight

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Submitted by Brenda Richard
Kaplan, LA
on Saturday, August 19, 2006
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Makes: 6 servings
Prep Time:20 minutes
Cook Time:not available
Ready In:20 minutes
A quick hot summer day treat made with pineapple. From the USDA here is a fun fact on HOW DO PINEAPPLES GROW? Most fruits develop in 3 to 4 months, but pineapples take about 18 months to grow! Pineapples are grown from the crowns or tops of other pineapples. Each crown is planted by hand. When the plants are one year old the flowering process begins. The flower bud is small and pink, and looks like a pinecone. As the bud grows it will become the fruit we know as a pineapple. Pineapples are harvested when they are ripe. Every pineapple that is harvested is ready to eat. To ensure they are picked at their peak of maturity for ripeness and flavor, the sugar content of pineapple is tested in the field.
 
Ingredients
1 can 20 oz pineapple 1 box l ounce box jello Vanilla sugar-free pudding
1 - 8 oz light cool whip  
 
Directions
Mix pudding with pineapple and juice, Add the cool whip and mix well, then put in refrigerate to cool. Then enjoy! What could be easier?

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