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that they were often displayed instead of eaten and only when the fruit starts to go bad that they are eventually consumed

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Tealight Holder - Pineapple dup-review-publication jasmine and geraniumPineapples symbolize luxury, hospitality, and royalty. When pineapples were first discovered in history, pineapples were shipped to Europe. But because pineapples only grew in warmer climates, they were hard to come by and only the affluent and royalty can afford them. This scarcity made them valuable. So valuable, in fact, that they were often displayed instead of eaten and only when the fruit starts to go bad that they are eventually consumed.