Cut watermelon can quickly pick up lingering smells in the refrigerator and start tasting off, and here's how to avoid that.

There's really no wrong way to cut a watermelon when it's hot out. But cutting watermelon this way can actually make it ...

Watermelon has vitamins A and C, along with potassium and magnesium. Its red color comes from lycopene, which may cut the risk of cancer.

A California mom who asked her husband to cut their kids a piece of watermelon couldn't believe what he produced for them.

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But all of those seasonal favorites start with ripe, great-tasting watermelon. We know all the tricks for picking good melon but if—despite your best efforts—you cut through the green-striped exterior ...

Watermelon is the ultimate taste of summer: sweet, juicy, and refreshingly cool. But the clock starts ticking once you slice into that big, beautiful fruit. You've probably wondered how long cut ...

3. Rotate the Watermelon and Cut It Into Sticks Rotate the watermelon 90 degrees and cut it again about 1 inch apart—you don't have to be super-precise about it—creating a checkerboard pattern and ...

And as tempting as those pre-cut watermelon pieces might look, try not to buy them. Cut fruits can spoil faster and may also carry harmful bacteria. So if you want a juicy, sweet watermelon this ...