Quarter the watermelon. Starting with a quartered watermelon is our go-to way to create slices and melon balls. To get there, stand the watermelon on one of the cut ends and slice it in half down ...

Working with one watermelon half at a time, cut in half longways to create long triangular quarters. Turn so a long side is in front of you, and slice the watermelon quarters crosswise into 1" wedges.

Cutting watermelon triangles (Image credit: Shutterstock). To cut wedge pieces, place one half of the melon on the cutting board and slice vertically down the middle to make quarters. Then cut 1 ...

To cut a watermelon into slices, start by cutting the whole watermelon in half from stem to stem. Then, position each half so the fleshy pink side is flat on the cutting board, and make slices ...

Using a sharp chef's knife, slice the watermelon in half. Place the melon cut-side down on the cutting board, then use the knife to cut 1-inch slices (or your desired width).

How to cut a watermelon: Social Butterfly keeps it simple. After you use soap and water to wash the dirt and possible microorganism hitchhikers off of the rind, gather the following items: a cutting ...

Keep it fresh for longer! As summer comes to a close, I know I personally am trying to consume as much of the summer fruits as I can. But I’m also somebody who likes to prep my fruit by cutting ...

Place the melon on a large cutting board and cut in half crosswise using a large chef’s knife. Turn each melon half, cut side down, and cut vertically into quarters; cut each quarter into 1 to ...