There was a big group discussion at the store that led me to wonder – how do YOU pick a watermelon?
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You pick the one that has a flat, light/faded yellow side - because that means it had been sitting there, ripening, for a while! (Btw, thanks for linking up with me! See you again next week?) ;-)
Feed Me Dearly
Wednesday 9th of July 2014
Thanks for stopping by! Happy Wordless Wednesday! :)
Laura “Lolli” Franklin
Wednesday 9th of July 2014
It makes no sense at all, but I pick watermelons based on the number of "scars" on the side where the watermelon was on the ground. Someone at a grocery store told me that ages ago, and it has worked well for me.
Natasha Rodriguez Mom 2 5321
Wednesday 9th of July 2014
I look for one that look good on the outside no bruising, and hope that its sweet! Thanks for stopping by and linking up! Happy WW!
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patricia Marsden
Thursday 10th of July 2014
You sound them out by knocking--hollow is best.
Janice
Thursday 10th of July 2014
You pick the one that has a flat, light/faded yellow side - because that means it had been sitting there, ripening, for a while! (Btw, thanks for linking up with me! See you again next week?) ;-)
Feed Me Dearly
Wednesday 9th of July 2014
Thanks for stopping by! Happy Wordless Wednesday! :)
Laura “Lolli” Franklin
Wednesday 9th of July 2014
It makes no sense at all, but I pick watermelons based on the number of "scars" on the side where the watermelon was on the ground. Someone at a grocery store told me that ages ago, and it has worked well for me.
Natasha Rodriguez Mom 2 5321
Wednesday 9th of July 2014
I look for one that look good on the outside no bruising, and hope that its sweet! Thanks for stopping by and linking up! Happy WW!