Zack D. Films
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When you slice a watermelon in half and in half again, then cut it into wedges, the sticky juices cover your face as you eat.
[0:08]Section 2And since it doesn't fit your mouth, you actually lose some of the fruit.
[0:13]Section 3Instead, cut the watermelon in half on the short side and flip it over.
[0:17]Section 4Next, slice even strips in one direction, then again in the other direction, making a grid.
[0:24]Section 5When you pull out a piece, most of them will be the perfect size to fit in your mouth.
[0:00]When you slice a watermelon in half and in half again, then cut it into wedges, the sticky juices cover your face as you eat.
[0:17]Next, slice even strips in one direction, then again in the other direction, making a grid.
[0:24]When you pull out a piece, most of them will be the perfect size to fit in your mouth.
[0:00]When you slice a watermelon in half and in half again, then cut it into wedges, the sticky juices cover your face as you eat.
[0:08]And since it doesn't fit your mouth, you actually lose some of the fruit.
[0:13]Instead, cut the watermelon in half on the short side and flip it over.
[0:17]Next, slice even strips in one direction, then again in the other direction, making a grid.
[0:24]When you pull out a piece, most of them will be the perfect size to fit in your mouth.
