Cutting pineapples may seem difficult, but it's really a children's game. There are several ways of cutting it, with additional tools or without, so I'm going to illustrate a few of them.
By far, the easiest way of cutting a pineapple is using a pineapple cutter: this tool consists of a sharp spiral, much like Archimedes' screw, that cuts its way into pineapples' flesh with a spiral-shaped cut, leaving the core intact. You can find pineapple cutters of different sizes, to make sure you don't leave out too much flesh.



A second method, that tends to preserve the most flesh, is cutting them like a local:



