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If you’ve ever looked at a pineapple and thought, “Hmm, this fruit seems oddly smug,” congratulations. You’ve uncovered what the fruit industry doesn’t want you to know: pineapples are secretly plotting world domination. Yes, my friends, it’s time to peel back the truth (pun fully intended) on this spiky overlord and its fruity accomplices.

Let Me Just Say This Theres Only Room for One Crown in My House and Im Wearing It Nice Try Though Pineapple

The Pineapple’s Perfect Cover Story

Pineapples have infiltrated every corner of our lives under the guise of being “tropical” and “fun.” From cocktails to pizza, they’ve brainwashed us into thinking they’re exotic little party guests – the life of the luau. But, what kind of fruit shows up to the party in full armor? That spiky shell isn’t for decoration; it’s a statement (and not one in fashion). Pineapples are clearly in battle mode, ready to spear anyone who gets in their way.

And don’t get me started on their crown. A crown! This fruit is literally wearing a symbol of power while sitting on your kitchen counter, daring you to challenge its authority.  Let me just say this: there’s only room for one crown in my house, and I’m wearing it. Nice try though, pineapple. 

The cheek, the nerve, the gall, the audacity and the gumption!

While bananas and apples are out here blending in with the peasants, pineapples are strutting down the red carpet like they’re Beyoncé or have just won the Produce Powerball. Honestly, if pineapples had theme music, I swear it’d be that “Bow Down” song.

Their Secret Weapon: The Pizza Takeover

Hawaiian pizza. Let’s just talk about it for a second. Pineapples infiltrated the sacred halls of Italian cuisine and plopped themselves right on top of a pie like they owned the place  “Oh, don’t mind me; I’m just a tropical fruit chilling next to pepperoni and mozzarella.”

But here’s the thing—Italy didn’t even invite them. “Hawaiian pizza,” they called it, as if that would distract us from the fact that Italy is nowhere near Hawaii. The prickly pineapple hijacked pizza night, slapped “Hawaiian” on the box to make it sound exotic, and boom, we fell for it. Suddenly, this tropical oddball was at every pizza night, smugly melting into mozzarella like it belonged there. We’re all chomping down on this sweet-and-savory chaos they’ve induced but pineapples don’t belong on pizza any more than I belong in an underwater Zumba class. And yet, they’ve somehow managed to convince half the world that they’re essential. This isn’t just a food preference; this is psychological warfare.  I mean, if pineapples can take over pizza, is global conquest really so far-fetched?

hawaiian Pizza They Called It As if That Would Distract Us from the Fact That Italy is Nowhere Near Hawaii

Avocado Toast: The Pineapple’s Over-Hyped Sidekick and Hipster Hype Machine

But pineapples aren’t acting alone. Oh no, they’ve got allies. Avocados are like their PR team. Think about it: no one cared about avocados until the pineapple uprising began. Suddenly, avocado toast became the millennial currency. What exactly is avocado toast, anyway? I never even heard of it until I saw it being offered up to the girls on Love Island from hopeful suitors trying to win their affection. Like, what does spreading a green paste on a slice of bread have to do with romance? That’s not a meal; that’s a cry for help.  Coincidence? I think not. They’re clearly working together—pineapples taking over our taste buds, while avocados drain our bank accounts.

Avocados really are pineapples’ hype machine. They’ve gone from “guacamole sidekick” to “$15 Instagram-worthy breakfast” in record time. And for what? They don’t even have the decency to ripen on a normal schedule. One minute they’re hard as a rock, and two hours later, they’ve melted into an unrecognizable swamp. That’s just not trustworthy fruit behavior.

Avocados Really Are Pineapples Hype Machine

Bananas: The Fruit with Too Many Secrets

Now let’s talk bananas, because something shady is going on there. Have you noticed how perfectly bananas fit into human hands? It’s like they were designed for us. They’ve practically thrown themselves into the “tools of the overlord” category. Bananas are the minions of the fruit world, always ready to do their master’s bidding. And don’t get me started on their sneaky ability to ruin perfectly good fruit salads by turning everything brown.  You don’t see kiwis pulling that kind of stunt.

But the real conspiracy? Those afore-mentioned brown spots. Are they bruises? Ripeness indicators? Morse code messages from their pineapple overlords? Nobody knows. What I do know is that bananas have infiltrated every corner of our diet. Smoothies, cereal, baked goods—bananas are everywhere, silently steering us toward their potassium-packed power agenda.

And what’s with the built-in packaging? Who decided bananas needed their own peelable jumpsuit?  How many of our beloved cartoon characters have been taken down by a strategically placed banana peel? Bottom line is – they’re slippery, dangerous, and clearly in cahoots with whoever’s in charge of slapstick humor.

Bananas Are the Minions of the Fruit World Always Ready to Do Their Masters Bidding

Surveillance Oranges: Big Brother Is Watching

While pineapples lead the charge, oranges sit there in the background, observing and acting all innocent. You think their silence is harmless? WRONG. Oranges are the surveillance system of the fruit hierarchy. Think about it—every orange is a perfect sphere, practically engineered for espionage. They’re always in plain sight, just quietly observing your every move from their bowl on the counter.

And that pulp? It’s not just pulp. It’s a highly sophisticated surveillance system. Every time you peel one, you’re triggering some sort of OJ alert back at Fruit HQ. They’re all watching, learning, and waiting for their perfect moment to strike. And have you noticed how impossible it is to eat one without leaving sticky fingerprints everywhere? That’s how they track you. Let’s face it, oranges are the Big Brother of the produce aisle.

Oranges Are the Surveillance System of the Fruit Hierarchy

Apple Peasants: The Underappreciated Underdogs

And then we have apples. Poor, humble apples. They’re out here doing their best, showing up in lunchboxes and baking themselves into pies, and what do they get? Tossed into bulk bags and shoved into the darkest corner of the produce section like they’re not good enough to sit with the cool fruits.

Apples are the unsung heroes of the fruit world. They’ve been there for us since the beginning—Eve’s temptation, Johnny Appleseed’s mission, Snow White’s drama—and we treat them like second-class citizens. Meanwhile, pineapples are out here in their crowns, absorbing all the glory.

Pineapples Are Always Positioned Front and Center Lording over the Fruit Display Like the Kardashians of Produce Staring You Down As if to Say this is My Kingdom Peasant

The Juice Is Loose

Still not convinced? Take a look at the fruit section of any grocery store. Pineapples are always positioned front and center, lording over the fruit display like the Kardashians of produce, staring you down as if to say, “This is MY kingdom, peasant.” Meanwhile, Apples —the humble, everyday fruit—are relegated to giant plastic bags.    

What Can We Do?

Have you noticed the sudden rise in pineapple-themed everything? Home décor, fashion, even tattoos. Pineapples are making their move, infiltrating our lives one quirky throw pillow at a time.

We must remain vigilant.

The next time you see a pineapple, don’t be fooled by its sweet smell or cheerful exterior. Slice it, dice it, cut it up any way you like and show it who’s boss. (Or – make a piña colada—because if the world is ending, we might as well sip on something delicious.)

So if you spot a banana whispering to an avocado, or an orange just sitting there looking suspiciously innocent, you know what to do. Spread the word.

The fruit world is not what it seems. These fruits are coming for us.  Stay sharp, stay fruity, and if a pineapple stares at you a second too long, grab your favorite hurricane glass. The revolution will not be televised, but it might just be juiced.  And, remember: the pineapple may wear the crown, but we still hold the knife.

What fruit conspiracy do YOU believe in? Tell us in the comments!

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Dorey Duncan Scott Senior Litigation Paralegal
Hi! I’m Dorey Duncan Scott, a mother of three, wife and fashion entrepreneur. I started my career in fashion back in the early 90’s when I did print, still and runway modeling. I studied Fashion Merchandising, Music Business and Marketing, while also obtaining certificates in such industry-necessary areas such as make-up, styling and runway choreography. In addition, I had work as a spokesmodel for several brands, appearing in print and in person. As a former model, turned senior litigation paralegal, artist manager and on-air personality with a passion for fashion, beauty, and personal development, I bring a unique combination of style, strategic thinking, and legal expertise to my work. My years navigating the legal world have sharpened my attention to detail, while my experience and passion for fashion, beauty, and personal development drives my desire to help others feel empowered and help them in their journey toward self-empowerment. My experience in the fashion world has taught me the power of confidence. 

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