Q&A for How to Freeze Pineapple

Hold the pen at an angle, then forcefully push it into the pineapple.

Yes! Frozen fruits are a great addition to ice cream. If you are making ice cream for a group of people, it might be a good idea to mention that it contains pineapple (and any other types of fruits) as some people have allergies.

As long as the glass jar is freezer-safe, yes. Do not freeze anything in glass if you are unsure, because your glass could crack.

To separate the pine from the apple you will require a piner and a kettle. First, boil the kettle and make a brew, preferably with PG tips. Take the piner and stab it in to the pineapple as far as possible. Repeat as many times as required until the pine is separated from the apple.

Freeze strawberries by following the steps listed for pineapple.

Wash the strawberries thoroughly. Pat dry with a paper towel. Place them in a freezer bag and pop them into the freezer. You can leave the strawberries whole, or cut them into slices or chunks.

Yes, you can.

It will take several hours for pineapple to freeze completely, depending on how it's cut.

You could, but you may want to freeze it in popsicle molds.