
It kind of makes one concerned about the thought of actually drinking something like Kool-Aid lemonade, but the citric acid in one drink packet is enough to clean the lime stains and calcium deposits that build up over time in the dishwasher.
You can do it – Here's how!
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It kind of makes one concerned about the thought of actually drinking something like Kool-Aid lemonade, but the citric acid in one drink packet is enough to clean the lime stains and calcium deposits that build up over time in the dishwasher.
Start by cutting the top off the pineapple.
lop the top off the pineapple first
Next, stand the pineapple up and cut the rough outer layer off in strips until you’ve gone all the way around the pineapple.
cut the rough skin off the pineapple
slicing the outer layer of pineapple off
Now, lay the pineapple on its side and cut it first down the middle in half and then into quarters.
cut the pineapple in half and then in quarters
Place the triangle-shaped pineapple quarter on the cutting board and slice off the tough inner core that runs through the center of the fruit.
cut out the center core of the pineapple
Then slice each quarter into thin strips.
Slice into sections
All that’s left now is to chop into bite-sized pieces and enjoy!

Melt candy coating according to directions on bag.
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