If you're feeling a little fruity and looking to buy some black pineapples in Antigua, you might be wondering if you can go straight to the source - the farm! Well shiver me pineapples, you can indeed! But don't go bananas just yet, my friend. You'll want to make sure you're headed in the right direction.
First, why not ask some of the locals? They're sure to know the lay of the land and can give you the scoop on where to find the best black pineapples around. If you're still feeling a little lost, check in with the Antigua and Barbuda Department of Agriculture. They'll be able to point you in the right direction and let you know which farms are registered to grow pineapples. You can also explore more on the official website.
Once you've found a farm, be sure to give those pineapples a good once-over. You'll want to look for ones that are firm, fragrant, and free of any bruises or soft spots. But hold your horses (or should I say, hold your pineapples)! If you're planning to take those black beauties with you out of Antigua, be sure to check with customs and agricultural regulations first. We don't want you getting into any hot water!
The price of a black pineapple can range from approximately XCD $13 to $27 per pineapple. However, prices can change depending on factors such as season, location, and vendor. It's always a good idea to check with the vendor or farm directly to confirm the current price.
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But hold your horses (or should I say, hold your pineapples)! If you're planning to take those black beauties with you out of Antigua, be sure to check with customs and agricultural regulations first.
