Oh no, its mandatory for BBQs alright,but personally I find them a bit messy.I like the ends cut into a bowl ,so as not to get juice everywhere.I did just have some the other day because it was put out for the staff and I ain't saying no to free coffeebreak food.In my younger days ,it wasn't uncommon to cut a hole into the rind and fill it with alcohol.tonksy said:so it's not a mandatory item on your BBQ grocery list? i shall have to provide some ice cold watermelon at the party!
Luis G said:do you have cantaloupe watermelon in the US/Canada?
We grow em great up here tootonksy said:yes, but do you get the good stuff? the south grows great melons.
i just bought some today...from florida, i believe. no melon patch for me this year. i'll just have to settle for tomatoes, peppers, and strawberries.Gonz said:tonksy, if you plant some today you may have some real good stuff for 'em & not a S. American import
that's prolly what we get.i just bought some today...from florida
you know what? they make seedless watermelons...and these things called knifes.Professur said:With a full beard, watermelon doesn't show up on my list of foods. And then there's all that spitting ..... :gag:
Hey Prof,you can get one for the kids to eat in the backseat on the trip homeHomeLAN said:By late June, you'll be able to get the fresh stuff at the roadside stands.
those tee-tiny little white things? they never bothered meGonz said:The best part about seedless watermelons is, the seeds.