Watermelon Fashion is all about colour and flavour. It’s the coolest summer fruit, but as well as being delicious, it can also make for an incredibly eye-catching centrepiece if you know how to cut a watermelon, making it the star of any table.
We’re going to show you how to cut a watermelon so it looks really stylish, with different tips and creative ways to impress your guests and give your table a unique touch.
Cut watermelon yes… but what is the right way to cut a watermelon?
Cutting a watermelon seems easy, but there’s a proper technique you need to follow to get the perfect slices. First, make sure the watermelon is resting on a stable surface, then cut off one end to create a flat base, and let the fun begin!
Thick slices
The most common way to cut watermelon is into thick slices. It is easy to do and can be very attractive if presented on a wooden cutting board, on a white plate or on a slate tray.
Be sure to cut the watermelon into even slices for a more pleasing result.
Circles
Select a long, sharp knife, secure the watermelon on a non-slip surface and cut across the width of the watermelon. You can decorate the round slices with mint and lime zest.
Triangles
Another easy and attractive way to cut watermelon is into triangles. Cut the watermelon in half, then cut each half into quarters. From there, cut each quarter into triangles. Be sure to make clean cuts for a nicer result.
Balls
Cutting the watermelon into balls is a little more complicated than the other tricks, but the result is very fashionable. Use an ice cream scoop, if you can’t find one you can use an ice cream scoop, to make the watermelon balls, making sure to make clean, even cuts. Serve the balls on a large plate or in small dessert cups.
Cubes
Cutting watermelon into cubes is a simple and quick way to make it look attractive. Cut the watermelon into thick slices and then cut them into uniform cubes. You can serve the cubes on a large plate or in individual bowls.
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If you want to impress your guests with something a bit different, try cutting the watermelon into creative shapes. For example, you could cut the watermelon into star or heart shapes using cookie cutters.
Watermelon flowers
Cut the watermelon into thick slices and use flower-shaped biscuit cutters to cut out decorative shapes. Use a skewer stick to stick the flowers together and decorate with mint or mint leaves.
Geometric patterns.
Take the sliced or diced watermelon and use a small knife to carve geometric patterns on the surface. You can make straight lines, zigzag patterns, or any othe
Watermelon sculptures.
We know, this is another level but if you have fruit carving skills, you can create more elaborate watermelon sculptures. For example, you can carve a flower on the surface of the watermelon or create a more sophisticated design. This is a perfect time to do it with children. Remember not to leave them alone with knives or other utensils, always with supervision.
Add fruits and herbs.
For a more colourful presentation, add fresh fruits and herbs to the dish with the watermelon. For example, you can add strawberries, kiwi, blueberries, mint leaves or mint to add an extra touch of freshness and flavour.
Serve in a fruit bowl.
If you want to make watermelon the focal point of your table, consider serving it in a carved fruit bowl. Cut off the top of the watermelon and use a large spoon to scoop out the flesh. Then carve a decorative pattern on the surface of the watermelon, this part is not essential, and place the flesh back into the bowl. You can decorate the watermelon with other fruits and herbs to add more colour and flavour, mint and mint give it a scent that will captivate you.
If you want to impress your guests with something a bit different, try cutting the watermelon into creative shapes. For example, you could cut the watermelon into star or heart shapes using cookie cutters.
And remember, presentation is as important as taste, so take the time to make the watermelon even more appetising.
Get your camera ready because this summer you’re going to be a hit on all the social networks!