We blend these up and make fruit wraps out of them (in the dehydrator). They are healthy and delicious. These are great snacks for kids and adults alike. If anyone wants the recipe, let me know. They are easy to make.

The older pineapple spears that members mark had were much better. The new manufacturer that they have now, since they changed the label from black to white, has a lot more of the pineapple rind on the flesh, a lot of black seeds or rind are on every spear and the wooden center is still on each spear. The new manufacturer doesn't cut out the whole wooden center. You can always tell when they which manufacturers, because they always switch the label or container.

Summer hasnt even started and they are gone again. I dont get it. They sold so well last yr. And u bring back this yr for little longer and gone again. Please consider carrying these all yr. Especially all summer months. Nothing compares to them. Seems like if they sell you would wanna keep them and make that money.

These must be the best pineapples of the season. Absolutely juicy& ripe with a bit of crunch. I must buy them every time I go the store. I do save the juice to drink or add to smoothies to utilize all of it. It’s also great to add to summer time cocktails such as Malibu

The freshest canned pineapple comes in a jar apparently…. Adorned in a light syrup kissed with coconut. I would fill up the bed of a Subaru brat with jars of this just to peddle them to the folks yet to discover. Drop some parrot bay 90p in the jar once a little room is created and let this sucker become a piñata of party pineapple.

This was my first time trying these pineapple spears and my husband and I really enjoyed them. I just put another jar on my pick up order. The coconut water adds a nice flavor and the spears are tender. The pineapple isn't as acidic as fresh pineapple. Fresh pineapple tends to make my mouth sore and I had no issues with these.

Pineapple - good. Coconut water - good. But why oh why add EXTRA SUGAR?!?! Pineapple is plenty sweet as-is, no need for added sugar and we should all be trying to lower our sugar intake. Also the price is high for what it is, then again coconut water is expensive. Cut out the added sugar and this would be much better.

Omg....to be honest I didn't read the label I just saw pineapple spears....after a couple days in the fridge I cracked that baby open and was shocked at the taste and then went back and read what it was and couldn't believe how great of an combination it was because I'm not a big fan of coconut anything!...

I too, wanted to see what they hype was all about. Being more health conscious these days, I took the time to read the nutrition facts. Although these taste like heaven in a jar (the reason for the three stars, they contain less than 1% of coconut water and the amount of sugar is astronomical (to me at least). They’re good, just be careful if you’re watching your weight or trying to eat healthy!

S.C. you better bring these back in next year!!! They were soooooo delicious that we ended up buying a few cases. I am now down to my last few jars. Nooooooooooo............. If you have ever lived in Hawaii, or even visited, you know that store bought pineapple doesn't even come close to tasting like it does on the islands. These pineapple spears come the closest I've ever had. Yes, they are in a sugary water, but are sooooo delicious! Use the liquid in cocktails (so good), eat & enjoy the spears (yummy), & the jars are a nice shape, & perfect for using as up-cycled containers in the pantry, for your dry goods. Just fill them with your dried beans, rice, quinoa, flour, sugar, etc. It's a win-win all the way around! Now please bring them back in stock next year......... please!!!!