Reported 8 months ago
During the pineapple season, some pineapples are found to have 'black spots' on the flesh, which some mistake for mold growth or insects. However, experts reassure that these are not harmful and actually indicate sweeter fruit. The 'black spots' are actually seeds that appear more in pineapples from pesticide-free environments with higher chances of bee pollination, making them tastier. The seeds are edible, nutritious, and can be consumed without worry, and dipping them in salt can prevent mouth sores. Many netizens have realized this and expressed gratitude for the clarification, dispelling misconceptions about the fruit.
Source: YAHOO