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FRUIT & VEGETABLE TIPS

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  • How To Choose a Watermelon (Source: California - Arizona Watermelon Association). There are three steps for choosing a whole watermelon:

    1. Appearance - Look it over. Choose a symmetrical watermelon that is free of bruises, cuts and dents.
    2. Weight - Lift it up. The watermelon should be heavy for its size.
    3. Ripeness - Turn it over. The underside of a ripe watermelon is yellow and the rind has healthy sheen.
  • Cutting a Watermelon (Source: California - Arizona Watermelon Association):

    1. Cut off both ends of watermelon.
    2. Slice lengthwise into four quarters.
    3. Separate flesh from rind using two lengthwise cuts.
    4. Cut quarter in half with a horizontal slice.
    5. Secure both pieces and cut in one inch vertical strips.
    6. Trim to one inch cubes.
    7. Scrape into rigid plastic containers and seal with tight-fitting lids.

 

 

 

 

 

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Some tips provided courtesy of the US Food and Drug Administration.

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