How to Recognize a Sweet, well - baked shale

The summer season would be incomplete without one of the most characteristic summer fruits, the saddle. Even though many of you haven't bought it yet for this season, I believe you've noticed that it's located on almost all market and market stands.

But how do you always wonder if he's mature or not? Many of you can trust the classic” method, try and buy”, but with the tricks below you can choose a sweet saddle without getting too tired. One of the mistakes many buyers make is to select a watermelon that looks as clean and smooth as possible.

Indeed, the more yellow and marked the surface, the sweeter the saddle. Very few know, but the saddle is also of equal age. Just as you can read, there are male watermelons that are longer and more oval shaped and feminine watermelons that are round. When buying the watermelon, take a look at its tail, this insignificant detail on the surface actually shows the maturity of fruit.

If He is too green, the saddle is still immature, and when he is like a withered man, you have shot the brown after you eat a sweet honey saddle. Enjoy.