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How to Tell If a Watermelon is Ripe

Wondering if that watermelon is ready to eat? Our AI assistant is here to help. Learn how to spot a ripe watermelon with expert tips. Ask anything and get the insights you need for your next fruit shopping!

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Thank you for visiting our ripeness guide. We hope you found our tips helpful. Remember, picking the right watermelon involves checking the color, weight, and sound. Enjoy your perfectly ripe watermelon!

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Picking a ripe watermelon can be tricky, but there are some signs to look for! A ripe watermelon often has a yellowish 'ground spot' where it sat on the ground, and it should sound hollow when you tap it. The skin will also be firm and have a dull, not shiny, appearance. Have you tried any of these techniques before, or do you have a favorite way to check? Feel free to share your experiences!