Very : Very likely an "oral" allergy syndrome. Would see an allergist re this. There is usuaaly a relationship with inhalant-pollen allergies.
Answered 10/3/2016
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Was it not ripe?: If the pineapple wasn't ripe enough, the tongue can be affected by too much acidity. All citrus should be eaten ripe in order to make sure the acid (needed to produce/develop the fruit) is at low levels. Pineapple has bromelain, an enzyme that is very good at breaking down protein. In a cookbook, it is suggested as a marinade, but too long & it will make the meat mushy. Can happen to mouths!
Answered 7/30/2015
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