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I always just ate it too.
Way lower sugar, lots of fiber, it's probably the best part of a pineapple for you.
If you're expecting normal pineapple it's going to suck, but if you know what you're getting into they can be good.
Every once and a while I'll give it to the dog if it's too hard. As a bonus pineapple has bromaline naturally, you can buy it as a powdered supplement to put on their food, and for whatever reason it stops making poop taste delicious. They don't notice it the fast time, but the second go around they're not interested.
At one point I had to put it on a kittens food because the dog wouldn't stop raiding the litter box.
Edit:
Obviously look into if dogs should/can eat it first before feeding your dog a pineapple core. I think it's cool but you should never just do something from social media before verifying.