08/26/2026
🍉 Now THIS is a watermelon!
There’s nothing like cutting into a beautiful, ripe seeded watermelon and seeing that deep red color. And yes—it tasted just as good as it looks! 😋
We prefer seeded watermelon in our house. Seeded watermelons develop mature black seeds, while most seedless watermelons are specially bred to produce fruit with little or no mature seeds. Both can be nutritious, hydrating choices—seedless watermelon isn’t “fake” or genetically modified simply because it has no mature seeds.
For us, though, there’s just something about a good old-fashioned seeded watermelon. 🍉❤️ Sweet, juicy, refreshing—and worth picking out a few seeds!
What about you—seeded or seedless?