Fresh pineapple from a lake-side stall as a mid-morning snack
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Holly Trent•242 rep5
Craving fruit. Safe enough to buy fresh pineapple from a lake-side stall mid-morning, or stick to sealed snacks. Not bananas-for-tonight-curb supermarket run, and not kids ice-cream after breakfast.
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Busy stalls that cut fruit to order with clean knives are usually fine for peeled pineapple. Eat soon; skip fruit sitting uncovered in the sun. Carry tissues.
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