Every spring, pineapples are fully marketed and become a market highlight in many places in the mainland. This season has also become a period of consumer demand for different varieties of pineapple. However, customers who buy pineapples usually ask the fruit shop owner to peel them for them, as handling whole pineapples can be very cumbersome at home, after all, pineapple skin, unlike apple peels, has deep spikes.
Chinese fruit shop owners tend to achieve this by peeling the pineapple with minimal waste and keeping the most pulp, usually in a circle along the pineapple's rind. There are also fruit shop owners who carefully use tweezers to clean the pineapple's eyes one by one, which is time-consuming, but has won the satisfaction of many customers.
Thailand is a tropical country with abundant fruits, numerous orchards, and relatively affordable local fruit prices. Thais have a similar approach to China when it comes to peeling, but they are more efficient. They will peel the bottom edge of the pineapple for a more aesthetically pleasing appearance.
The Netherlands is a developed country with unique tools for peeling pineapples. The Dutch pineapple peeling tool is very efficient, and although only one layer of flesh remains, it is very fast, usually peeling the whole pineapple in less than a minute. This method is undoubtedly the most convenient.
Finally, Dubai is known for its affluence. When Dubai's people peel pineapples, a different way is taken. Many Dubaiites not only remove the pineapple core, but also discard the part of the pineapple skin along with it, leaving only half a pineapple. This way is called the local tyrant way, which shows their luxurious life.