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Food: Pineapple edit
Created by: Anonymous
Other Names: Pitmaston Pine and Reinette D'ananas, Pineapple Pippin, Pitmaston, Pitmaston Pineapple Apple
Translations:Pitmaston菠萝苹果 (Chinese), Pitmaston الأناناس والتفاح (Arabic), Pitmaston Ananas Apple (French), Pitmaston Piña Apple (Sp... All Translations
edit About Pineapple
PITMASTON PINEAPPLE has the synonyms: Pitmaston, Pineapple, Pineapple Pippin, Pitmaston Pine and Reinette d'Ananas. Likely, a seedling of Golden Pippin grown in 1785 at Whitley, England, by a Mr. White, who was steward to Lord Foley. It was introduced by the nursery Williams of Pitmaston, England. It is a class of old, russeted, English dessert apples, between 1 to 2 inches in diameter, and very sweet and highly aromatic. Usually conical in shape, it is a golden-yellow covered with a fine, fawn-russet, and the yellow flesh is juicy and sugary with a rich, pineapple-like flavor. Its flavor is sometimes described as honey-like. The skin is covered with conspicuous russet dot lenticels and is very dry. It ripens in late September.
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