unpleasant odor, leave that fruit behind.
The Three Clues Worth Remembering
If you do not want to memorize a long shopping guide, remember three simple ideas.
First: look for a sound, firm watermelon with no major deterioration.
Second: examine the underside and look for a mature creamy-yellow field spot.
Third: compare similarly sized watermelons and choose one that feels satisfyingly heavy for its size.
You can then use rind appearance, shape, stem condition, and tapping as supporting clues.
No Method Is 100 Percent Guaranteed
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