Seedless Watermelon
By berlong
@berlong (227)
United States
June 24, 2009 9:13pm CST
Ok so I must share with every one that last night I cut up a seedless watermelon that I had bought the other day. It has been sitting in my refridgerator so it was nice and cold. I have never purchased this kind of watermelon as it was a smaller seedless watermelon ( like a mini ), instead of a normal sized seedless. Anyways, I have never had such a delicious watermelon in my entire life! It was soo juicey and flavorful! I think from now on I will be buying STRICTLY mini seedless watermelons and no other kind! Have you ever tried one of these? What are your thoughts on them?
3 responses
@khayshenz (1384)
• United States
25 Jun 09
It makes total sense that the smaller watermelons are more tastier compared to their oversized counterparts. This is because all the flavor is concentrated in a smaller area/volume compared to an oversized watermelon - where the sweetness is generally just around the center of the sphere.
That's why I always get the mini-watermelons. Not necessarily seedless though (because those are rare around here) - but it's a great bonus when it's seedless too!
My bf loves watermelon so I'm taking him to a watermelon festival in the OC next month. OC of course is Orange County (and yes, we're Cali people!).
@iceinduction (46)
• Singapore
25 Jun 09
omgosh! a fruit festival? i have never heard of it, interesting! what other kinds of fruit festivals does california (cali does refer to california right?) have?
back to the main topic, yup mini-sized ones tend to be higher concentrated. but its difficult to choose sweet melons (or is there a way to choose them?)...always get the bland ones :/
@khayshenz (1384)
• United States
25 Jun 09
Ahhh- in my town, we have the strawberry festival and also the salsa festival (THAT one is yummmy, hehehe).
There's all kinds around here - there's even a lobster festival in San Pedro. That one is a good one as well.
My bf and I love to eat (good thing we like to exercise as well!) that's why I know all these. I'm also a subscriber of Westways Mag - they know all the cool local spots.
Cheers!
P.S. I'm in Ventura County area - north of LA.
@jayrene (2708)
• Philippines
25 Jun 09
i cant remember if i have ever tried a 'mini' seedless watermelon, but i know i have come across small watermelons that are seedless, i dont know it they are mini though. well, for me any kind of watermelon is ok... i dont really like very sweet ones. i just want them cool and juicy. but i dont want them tasteless, as i have eaten a few of them they are juicy indeed but somewhat tasteless.
i like them sometimes cut up in small pieces and then put sweetened condensed milk, its really great. my family loves watermelon too.
@berlong (227)
• United States
25 Jun 09
Hmm.... I have never heard of putting sweetened condensed milk on watermelon, maybe I will try it sometime. . . Im sure it makes it very sweet tasting and more of a dessert than just a fruit?!? Yumm. The more I think about it I will definately have to try it with the next watermelon I pick up at the grocery store!
@jessi0887 (2788)
• United States
25 Jun 09
I have never tried a seedless watermelon because I have never came across one where I could buy one. I dont eat alot of watermelon though.
