Frozen Watermelon: How to Freeze it and How to Use It
Get the info you need about freezing watermelon and learn how to use it, like in Watermelon Popsicles, the perfect refreshing healthy summer treat. Did you buy a giant watermelon at the store and realize after a few days there’s no way you and your family can eat it all fresh? Don’t throw out that leftover watermelon! I’ve got everything you need to know to enjoy wonderful watermelon even when the summer is long over. CAN YOU FREEZE WATERMELON? Yes, you can! Freezing watermelon is a great option so that none of this delicious fruit goes to waste. A large whole watermelon is often a lot to get through, especially if you have a small household. But it’s usually a much better deal than buying already cut melon at the store. Once cut, you only want to keep fresh watermelon in the refrigerator for 3-5 days. If the flesh starts to get slimy or have an off smell, it’s time to toss it. But go ahead and buy that giant melon, then freeze part of it in the first couple days to enjoy a taste of