The phrase 'slice of pineapple' is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe the contents of a dish or to talk about the size of a particular piece of pineapple, as in the following example: My fruit salad included a few slices of pineapple for a sweet and tangy flavor.
From my dinner, I'd saved the dessert, a square slice of pineapple spongecake.
And while a token slice of pineapple was strewn among the menus, jalapenos and blue cheese appear almost compulsory.
This "rule" is not just half-baked: it's fully baked, with a fried egg and slice of pineapple on top.
A sorbet trio — blood-orange sangria, pineapple-mango and litchi — was presented on a slice of pineapple and garnished with raspberries and blackberries.
The boy's typical diet follows: — For breakfast, after walking five miles to church and back, he has one fairly thick slice of pineapple weighing about six ounces.
And puddings - a slice of pineapple drenched in kirsch, a plate of tiny desserts, including a slightly overdone butternut squash souffle - merely made up the numbers.
With a pineapple dessert, for instance, I first macerated paper-thin slices of pineapple with sugar and slices of ginger.
Stir well, then set aside. 2 Grill the slices of pineapple and drizzle with maple syrup to slightly caramelise them.
It was served in a small martini glass, making the six-inch, paper-thin slices of pineapple and melon difficult to eat.
YELLOW DESERT ROSE Adapted from Pioneer 1 ounce Southern Comfort 1 ounce tequila Orange juice Grenadine Slices of pineapple, orange and lime, for garnish.
Next, along with breakfast, have a blend of orange or half a pink grapefruit, two or three slices of pineapple, two stalks of celery, and a handful of raspberries.
