Pineapples

A Pineapple is an item used in Cooking (especially Gnome cooking) and Farming. It cannot truly be considered a food item, since eating it isn't a choice in its options menu. However, a pineapple is used as an ingredient to make drinks such as the fruit blast and pineapple punch.

Players can also use a knife on a pineapple to turn it into four pineapple rings or pineapple chunks. Either of these can be consumed on their own or used in making pineapple pizzas.

Dropping monsters
Unnoted if 2 are dropped

Where to obtain
Players can pick pineapples from plants found in tropical areas, such as near the entrance to Brimhaven Dungeon or near the start of the Ape Atoll Agility Course.

Players can grow their own pineapple tree via the Farming skill (see below). This provides a source of free pineapples that may be more conveniently-placed than wild pineapple plants.

Players can also buy pineapples from the Grand Tree in the Tree Gnome Stronghold; Hudo and Heckel Funch sell them for 2 coins each, and have an inventory stock of X.

Arhein in Catherby will also sell pineapples for 2 coins each, but he has a limited stock of 40 per day (RuneScape server time). Players must talk to him for this, and not trade with him directly. When buying from Arhein, the pineapples come noted, so no need to worry about how many you can fit in inventory.

Another great way to obtain pineapples is by killing kurasks, located in the slayer dungeon, who routinely drop 3 or 4 noted pineapples at a time. A full task of 150 kurasks can net a player over 100 noted pineapples.

Provided that the Easy tasks in the Karamja Diary have been completed, a pirate named Dell Monti, located around the Brimhaven house portal, will give players 40 free pineapples per day.

Farming
It is also possible to grow a pineapple tree from a pineapple seed with level 51 Farming. A gardener will watch over it for a payment of 10 watermelons.

Players can use pineapples to make supercompost. Players can also pay 10 pineapples to a gardener to watch over a growing papaya tree.