The most ugly Watermelon was so sweet inside | MyHealthyDish

[liza]

so true!! And sometimes watermelons look so perfect but are gross inside :/

[nolongerwoman]

Little correction. As someone who has grown watermelons. The yellow spot is actually the opposite of being exposed to sunlight. The yellow spot (or sometimes white spot : avoid those they're watery) is the part of the watermelon that was laying on the ground while growing. The green comes from photosynthesis which can only happen with sunlight. The spot doesn't get that, so it isn't green and instead it's yellow or white

[ameliasolis]

I work in produce and everyone has an opinion on what makes a good watermelon. Other than what she said about choosing a dense watermelon that feels heavy (juicy) it is not really feasible to choose a sweet watermelon from it's exterior. I used to have to cut them for sale and identical watermelon from the same bin could have totally different interiors. It's honestly luck of the draw but scarring on the outside and a lopsided shape absolutely do not effect the taste so don't turn down your nose at an "ugly" watermelon. It's just a waste. We throw away too much "ugly" food in the US and it's all perfect for eating!

[normalperson]

She looks like a charming person to be around

[santiagocruz]

But You literally just judged a Watermelon by it's cover. 🍉

[Tigers_and_Tarot]

People can be the same. They may appear to look different on the outside but they could be the sweetest person ever.

[justhereforthevideos]

Lol I use your tricks and now I'm never disappointed by my watermelon!!!

[missmaddy]

I think the yellow patch it's actually were watermelon was actually sitting in the ground.
My family grows watermelons every summer and as as long as I remembered the yellow patch was on where it touched the dirt.

[treatsandtravels]

Yellow - orange field spot - sweet
White field spot - no taste
Round and heavy - sweet
Elongated - watery
Large webbing - sweet
Small webbing - no taste
🍉🍉🍉🍉🍉🍉🍉 🍉

[Chanceisafoodie]

Hey! I love your videos! I just wanted to let you know that the yellow part is actually the side that was lying on the ground. It means that the watermelon was able to ripen while it was still on the vine. That’s why it tastes so good!

[jean]

“ugly, but sweet inside”
how relatable do u want this to be?
*yes.*

[notkes]

It’s not about what’s on the outside it’s about what’s on the inside

-some person I don’t know 💜

[hagvisual]

the yellow patch is where it's been sitting on the ground, indeed the bigger it is the more it sat to ripen, but it's not from the sun

[trinitys]

sweetness is not only what matter, but also the texture and color and the thickness of the outer layer! there are other factors to be considered!

[MurmullosdelWest]

The yellow patch is not because is been sitting in the sun. That part actually is touching the soil

[gardenx]

The yellow patch is where it has been sitting on the ground!! Not sitting in the sun.

[emmy]

The less water, the sweeter 😊 I know you aren’t growing your melons, but I thought you might like the info. You are supposed to cut down on watering the melons after a certain point because the more water the melon has, the more watery the flavor is! Everyone has their own preference though, as long as it looks and tastes good I’m going to eat it

[Moefoe-]

There was this elderly farmer that used to live on our street, he lived alone and he would distribute watermelon, cabbage, carrots, cucumber, etc...whatever was in season, he'd just drive house to house giving them and talking a bit then leaving...heard he left back to Philippines when he got sick, dont know what happened, it's been almost 20 years.

[Kpc]

I tried this (a past video) and the watermelon was the best I had ever had, it was scarred and yellow and had the sugar spot seeping out

[Mr_Meowity]

"This must be the ugliest watermelon I've ever picked out"

The watermelon: 😢😭