
Pineapple purée is a thick fruit purée made from blended pineapple flesh.
Velvety and pulpy in texture, with a bright tropical sweetness that finishes on a faint tang and a lingering fruit-flesh weight.
Bartenders spoon or measure it into the shaker to add body, tropical sweetness and a soft foam when shaken hard, dosing it generously as a flavor and texture element rather than a mere accent.
Pressed pineapple juice with some pulp left in, or another blended tropical fruit purée of similar weight.
Ripe pineapple is pulped and strained to a smooth, pourable consistency, sometimes lightly sweetened or stabilized in commercial versions. It carries more pulp and body than strained pineapple juice.
Fresh purée ferments and separates quickly; keep it refrigerated and use within a couple of days.