Summer is peak melon season, which means it’s also prime time for watermelon slices at picnics, cantaloupe wedges at cookouts, and cubes of honeydew on fruit platters everywhere. But before you slice ...

How to Cut Watermelon Slices into Triangles (Wedges) To create watermelon wedges or triangles, trim ½ inch or so off one of the watermelon ends so it sits flat on the cutting board. Using a sharp ...

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 1½ inch slices across the quartered melon before serving.

9. Rounds Watermelon rounds are just as they sound -- cross-sectional slices that look like oversized disks with rinds attached. While the concept sounds straightforward, the execution is anything ...

Now it's time to cut the smaller piece of watermelon (the one-third you first sliced off). Turn it cut-side down so you're working with more stability, and cut one-inch-thick slices.

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

Step 3: Slice skinned watermelon flesh into 1-inch slices and then stack them and cut into cubes. Voila! You have your perfect bite-size pieces — perfect for a healthy snack or summer salad!

Regardless of what shape you want in the end, start by cutting a large watermelon in half crosswise to make it more manageable. (A large, sharp knife is key.) TWP TWP ...

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On a cutting board, cut the figs lengthwise into 4 thin slices each. Then cut the watermelon flesh into slices the same size as those of the figs.