piña
Spiny yellow fruit
Piña is Spanish for pineapple, appearing in English primarily in two contexts.
Piña colada is the rum-based cocktail blended with pineapple juice and coconut cream.
Piña cloth is a fine Philippine textile woven from pineapple leaf fibers, used for formal garments: The barong tagalog was made of delicate piña.
Tropical fruit's global name
- bromeliadTropical plant, often epiphytic
- crownSovereign's ornamental headpiece
- tropicalOf hot, humid regions
- juicyFull of moisture
tart · sweet · yellow · slices · chunks · canned · fresh · core
Philippine fiber plant
- barongPhilippine leaf-bladed sword
- weavingInterlacing strands into fabric
- loomFabric-making frame
- handwovenMade manually on looms
Philippine · textile · natural · sustainable · artisanal · craftsmanship · embroidery · fabric
ananas
Tropical fruit's global name
- bromeliadTropical plant, often epiphytic
- crownSovereign's ornamental headpiece
- tropicalOf hot, humid regions
juicy · tart · sweet · yellow · slices · chunks · canned · fresh · core · acidic
abaca
Philippine fiber plant
handwoven · Philippine · textile · natural · sustainable · artisanal · craftsmanship · embroidery · fabric · delicate
rum
Molasses-based liquor
- blenderMotorized food puréeing appliance
- garnishDecorative food topping
- mixologyArt of crafting drinks
bartender · frozen · virgin · umbrella · refreshment · poolside · resort · sweet · creamy · blended
piñaapple
Crisp tree fruit
manzana · lingonberry · cloudberry · pear · cherry
- piña coladaRum-based tropical frozen drink
- piñata stickTool for breaking piñatas