Enjoy the sweet tropical taste of Shi Tou Di Pineapple, a specialty Taiwan pineapple known for its juicy flesh, bright aroma and refreshing sweetness. Also known as stone pineapple, Shi Tou Di pineapple, 石头地菠萝, 石頭地鳳梨 or Taiwan stone-ground pineapple, this fruit is enjoyed for its fragrant, fresh-eating character.
The name Shi Tou Di means “stone ground” in Chinese. It is associated with Taiwan pineapple grown in stony-ground conditions, giving the fruit a distinct identity among Taiwan pineapple selections.
For first-time customers, Shi Tou Di Pineapple has the familiar sweetness of Taiwan pineapple, with juicy yellow flesh and a lively tropical finish. It is suitable for fresh snacking, fruit platters, pineapple chunks, desserts, smoothies and pineapple juice.
Origin: Taiwan.
| Product | Shi Tou Di Pineapple |
| Also Known As | Taiwan Shi Tou Di Pineapple, Taiwan pineapple, stone pineapple, stone-ground pineapple, Golden Diamond pineapple, fresh pineapple |
| Chinese Names | 石头地菠萝, 石頭地鳳梨, 石头地凤梨, 台灣鳳梨, 台湾凤梨, 金鑚鳳梨, 金钻凤梨, 黄梨 |
| Botanical Guide | Ananas comosus, pineapple |
| Origin | Taiwan |
| Fruit Style | Fresh whole Taiwan pineapple / stone-ground pineapple style |
| Flesh | Yellow to golden pineapple flesh, juicy and fragrant |
| Taste | Sweet, tropical, aromatic and lightly tangy |
| Texture | Juicy, refreshing and lightly fibrous |
| Best For | Fresh snacking, fruit platters, pineapple chunks, pineapple juice, smoothies and desserts |
| Season Guide | Taiwan pineapple is usually strongest around March to June. Singapore availability depends on shipment. |
| Storage | Enjoy soon after receiving. Once cut, store in an airtight container in the refrigerator. |
| Packaging Note | Sticker design, carton label, size, sweetness and appearance may vary slightly by shipment. |
Shi Tou Di Pineapple has a sweet tropical flavour with a bright pineapple aroma. The fruit is juicy and refreshing, with enough light tanginess to keep the sweetness clean and lively.
The flesh is yellow to golden, juicy and lightly fibrous. Serve it chilled for the best eating experience, especially if you enjoy Taiwan pineapple with a fresh, fragrant finish.
If you are trying Shi Tou Di Pineapple for the first time, expect a sweet Taiwan pineapple with juicy flesh and a bright tropical aroma. It is not a dried fruit, canned pineapple or pre-cut pineapple product.
Like other fresh pineapples, sweetness, acidity, colour, size and juiciness may vary slightly by batch. Pineapple does not continue becoming sweeter after harvest, so it is best enjoyed soon after receiving.
| First-Time Question | What to Expect |
| Is it from Taiwan? | Yes. This product is listed as Taiwan origin. |
| What does Shi Tou Di mean? | It means stone ground, linked with the stone pineapple name. |
| Is it sweet? | Yes. It is selected for a sweet, juicy Taiwan pineapple profile, though sweetness varies by batch. |
| Can I make pineapple chunks? | Yes. It is suitable for chunks, wedges, spears and slices. |
| How should I eat it? | Chill, cut away the crown and skin, then serve fresh. |
Shi Tou Di Pineapple is a Taiwan pineapple name connected with the idea of stone-ground pineapple. In Chinese, 石头地 or 石頭地 means stone ground, while 鳳梨 and 菠萝 mean pineapple.
The fruit is appreciated for its sweet juice, fragrant tropical aroma and fresh-eating quality. It is a good option when you want a Taiwan pineapple with a more distinctive identity than a general pineapple listing.
Taiwan pineapples are imported into Singapore, so availability depends on Taiwan harvest timing, export schedule and shipment quality. Taiwan pineapple is usually strongest around March to June, with some supply extending beyond the main peak depending on variety and weather.
| Origin | Typical Season Guide |
| Taiwan Pineapple | Usually strongest around March to June |
| Singapore Availability | Depends on imported shipment and batch quality |
| Best Eating | Best enjoyed soon after receiving because pineapple does not become sweeter after harvest |
Shi Tou Di Pineapple is chosen for its Taiwan origin and stone pineapple identity. Regular pineapples can come from many countries and may vary more widely in size, acidity and sweetness.
| Comparison | Shi Tou Di Pineapple | Regular Pineapple |
| Origin | Taiwan | May come from different countries |
| Fruit Identity | Stone pineapple / 石頭地鳳梨 style | General fresh pineapple |
| Flavour | Sweet, fragrant and juicy | Can range from sweet to sharp depending on variety |
| Best For | Fresh eating, chilled fruit plates, pineapple chunks and gifting | General snacking, juicing, cooking and fruit platters |
Choose a pineapple that feels heavy for its size, has a fresh-looking crown and gives a sweet pineapple aroma near the base. The body should feel firm, not leaking, slimy or badly soft.
Do not rely only on skin colour. A good pineapple should look fresh, smell sweet and feel solid. Pineapple sweetness is already set at harvest, so waiting longer will not make it sweeter.
| What to Look For | Good Sign |
| Aroma | Sweet pineapple fragrance near the base |
| Weight | Feels heavy for its size |
| Crown | Fresh-looking leaves, not badly dried or mouldy |
| Body | Firm, fresh-looking and not leaking |
| Avoid | Fermented smell, mould, sticky leakage or deep soft spots |
Place the pineapple on a clean cutting board. Cut off the crown and base, stand the fruit upright, then slice away the outer skin from top to bottom. Trim away any remaining eyes if needed.
Cut the pineapple into wedges, rings, spears or pineapple chunks. Remove the firmer centre core if you prefer a softer bite.
Approximate values per 100g of raw pineapple. These are general pineapple nutrition values and are not specific lab-tested values for the current Shi Tou Di Pineapple batch. Exact values may vary depending on fruit size, variety, ripeness, sweetness and batch.
| Calories | About 50 kcal |
| Carbohydrates | About 13 g |
| Total Sugars | About 10 g |
| Dietary Fibre | About 1.4 g |
| Protein | About 0.5 g |
| Total Fat | About 0.1 g |
| Vitamin C | Fresh pineapple naturally contains vitamin C |
| Manganese | Fresh pineapple naturally contains manganese |
Shi Tou Di Pineapple can be enjoyed as a fresh fruit that naturally contains water, carbohydrates, fruit sugars, dietary fibre, vitamin C and manganese. It should not be treated as a medical food or used to claim disease prevention or treatment.
Shi Tou Di Pineapple is best eaten soon after receiving. Pineapple does not continue becoming sweeter after harvest, so waiting longer will not improve sweetness.
Keep the whole pineapple in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight if you plan to cut it soon. For a colder, refreshing taste, refrigerate before serving. Once cut, store pineapple pieces in an airtight container in the refrigerator and finish within a few days.
Product photos are for reference only. Sticker design, carton wording, size, sweetness, juiciness, aroma, acidity, colour, crown size and skin appearance may vary by batch. This product is sold as Shi Tou Di Pineapple from Taiwan. It may also be recognised as Taiwan Shi Tou Di Pineapple, stone pineapple, 石头地菠萝 or 石頭地鳳梨.
Enjoy the sweet tropical taste of Shi Tou Di Pineapple, a specialty Taiwan pineapple known for its juicy flesh, bright aroma and refreshing sweetness. Also known as stone pineapple, Shi Tou Di pineapple, 石头地菠萝, 石頭地鳳梨 or Taiwan stone-ground pineapple, this fruit is enjoyed for its fragrant, fresh-eating character.
The name Shi Tou Di means “stone ground” in Chinese. It is associated with Taiwan pineapple grown in stony-ground conditions, giving the fruit a distinct identity among Taiwan pineapple selections.
For first-time customers, Shi Tou Di Pineapple has the familiar sweetness of Taiwan pineapple, with juicy yellow flesh and a lively tropical finish. It is suitable for fresh snacking, fruit platters, pineapple chunks, desserts, smoothies and pineapple juice.
Origin: Taiwan.
| Product | Shi Tou Di Pineapple |
| Also Known As | Taiwan Shi Tou Di Pineapple, Taiwan pineapple, stone pineapple, stone-ground pineapple, Golden Diamond pineapple, fresh pineapple |
| Chinese Names | 石头地菠萝, 石頭地鳳梨, 石头地凤梨, 台灣鳳梨, 台湾凤梨, 金鑚鳳梨, 金钻凤梨, 黄梨 |
| Botanical Guide | Ananas comosus, pineapple |
| Origin | Taiwan |
| Fruit Style | Fresh whole Taiwan pineapple / stone-ground pineapple style |
| Flesh | Yellow to golden pineapple flesh, juicy and fragrant |
| Taste | Sweet, tropical, aromatic and lightly tangy |
| Texture | Juicy, refreshing and lightly fibrous |
| Best For | Fresh snacking, fruit platters, pineapple chunks, pineapple juice, smoothies and desserts |
| Season Guide | Taiwan pineapple is usually strongest around March to June. Singapore availability depends on shipment. |
| Storage | Enjoy soon after receiving. Once cut, store in an airtight container in the refrigerator. |
| Packaging Note | Sticker design, carton label, size, sweetness and appearance may vary slightly by shipment. |
Shi Tou Di Pineapple has a sweet tropical flavour with a bright pineapple aroma. The fruit is juicy and refreshing, with enough light tanginess to keep the sweetness clean and lively.
The flesh is yellow to golden, juicy and lightly fibrous. Serve it chilled for the best eating experience, especially if you enjoy Taiwan pineapple with a fresh, fragrant finish.
If you are trying Shi Tou Di Pineapple for the first time, expect a sweet Taiwan pineapple with juicy flesh and a bright tropical aroma. It is not a dried fruit, canned pineapple or pre-cut pineapple product.
Like other fresh pineapples, sweetness, acidity, colour, size and juiciness may vary slightly by batch. Pineapple does not continue becoming sweeter after harvest, so it is best enjoyed soon after receiving.
| First-Time Question | What to Expect |
| Is it from Taiwan? | Yes. This product is listed as Taiwan origin. |
| What does Shi Tou Di mean? | It means stone ground, linked with the stone pineapple name. |
| Is it sweet? | Yes. It is selected for a sweet, juicy Taiwan pineapple profile, though sweetness varies by batch. |
| Can I make pineapple chunks? | Yes. It is suitable for chunks, wedges, spears and slices. |
| How should I eat it? | Chill, cut away the crown and skin, then serve fresh. |
Shi Tou Di Pineapple is a Taiwan pineapple name connected with the idea of stone-ground pineapple. In Chinese, 石头地 or 石頭地 means stone ground, while 鳳梨 and 菠萝 mean pineapple.
The fruit is appreciated for its sweet juice, fragrant tropical aroma and fresh-eating quality. It is a good option when you want a Taiwan pineapple with a more distinctive identity than a general pineapple listing.
Taiwan pineapples are imported into Singapore, so availability depends on Taiwan harvest timing, export schedule and shipment quality. Taiwan pineapple is usually strongest around March to June, with some supply extending beyond the main peak depending on variety and weather.
| Origin | Typical Season Guide |
| Taiwan Pineapple | Usually strongest around March to June |
| Singapore Availability | Depends on imported shipment and batch quality |
| Best Eating | Best enjoyed soon after receiving because pineapple does not become sweeter after harvest |
Shi Tou Di Pineapple is chosen for its Taiwan origin and stone pineapple identity. Regular pineapples can come from many countries and may vary more widely in size, acidity and sweetness.
| Comparison | Shi Tou Di Pineapple | Regular Pineapple |
| Origin | Taiwan | May come from different countries |
| Fruit Identity | Stone pineapple / 石頭地鳳梨 style | General fresh pineapple |
| Flavour | Sweet, fragrant and juicy | Can range from sweet to sharp depending on variety |
| Best For | Fresh eating, chilled fruit plates, pineapple chunks and gifting | General snacking, juicing, cooking and fruit platters |
Choose a pineapple that feels heavy for its size, has a fresh-looking crown and gives a sweet pineapple aroma near the base. The body should feel firm, not leaking, slimy or badly soft.
Do not rely only on skin colour. A good pineapple should look fresh, smell sweet and feel solid. Pineapple sweetness is already set at harvest, so waiting longer will not make it sweeter.
| What to Look For | Good Sign |
| Aroma | Sweet pineapple fragrance near the base |
| Weight | Feels heavy for its size |
| Crown | Fresh-looking leaves, not badly dried or mouldy |
| Body | Firm, fresh-looking and not leaking |
| Avoid | Fermented smell, mould, sticky leakage or deep soft spots |
Place the pineapple on a clean cutting board. Cut off the crown and base, stand the fruit upright, then slice away the outer skin from top to bottom. Trim away any remaining eyes if needed.
Cut the pineapple into wedges, rings, spears or pineapple chunks. Remove the firmer centre core if you prefer a softer bite.
Approximate values per 100g of raw pineapple. These are general pineapple nutrition values and are not specific lab-tested values for the current Shi Tou Di Pineapple batch. Exact values may vary depending on fruit size, variety, ripeness, sweetness and batch.
| Calories | About 50 kcal |
| Carbohydrates | About 13 g |
| Total Sugars | About 10 g |
| Dietary Fibre | About 1.4 g |
| Protein | About 0.5 g |
| Total Fat | About 0.1 g |
| Vitamin C | Fresh pineapple naturally contains vitamin C |
| Manganese | Fresh pineapple naturally contains manganese |
Shi Tou Di Pineapple can be enjoyed as a fresh fruit that naturally contains water, carbohydrates, fruit sugars, dietary fibre, vitamin C and manganese. It should not be treated as a medical food or used to claim disease prevention or treatment.
Shi Tou Di Pineapple is best eaten soon after receiving. Pineapple does not continue becoming sweeter after harvest, so waiting longer will not improve sweetness.
Keep the whole pineapple in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight if you plan to cut it soon. For a colder, refreshing taste, refrigerate before serving. Once cut, store pineapple pieces in an airtight container in the refrigerator and finish within a few days.
Product photos are for reference only. Sticker design, carton wording, size, sweetness, juiciness, aroma, acidity, colour, crown size and skin appearance may vary by batch.
This product is sold as Shi Tou Di Pineapple from Taiwan. It may also be recognised as Taiwan Shi Tou Di Pineapple, stone pineapple, 石头地菠萝 or 石頭地鳳梨.
Please check your fruits upon delivery. If you receive spoiled, damaged, incorrect or unsatisfactory items, contact us within 2 days of delivery with order details and clear photos. If the issue is due to our selection, packing or handling, approved refunds, replacements or store credits will be processed within 24 hours after review.
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Please check your fruits upon delivery. If you receive spoiled, damaged, incorrect or unsatisfactory items, contact us via WhatsApp at 8833 3676 within 2 days of delivery with your order details and clear photos.
If the issue is due to our selection, packing or handling, approved refunds, replacements or store credits will be processed within 24 hours after review.
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