A short YouTube tutorial by Holly Furtick demonstrating how to cut a watermelon. Holly explains tools (a carving knife), basic steps (cut off the ends, carve away the rind, make large cuts), and selection tips (look for a yellow spot indicating ripeness). She mentions her sister Emily as the source of the technique and Bo Fertick audible in the background.
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Well, hello. Today I'm going to show you something that my sister Emily taught me, and that is how to cut a watermelon. One of my favorite snacks is watermelon. I love watermelon. Also, this video is brought to you by Bo Fertick, who you can hear in the background because he does not want to be in his crate. Okay, so the first thing you're going to do is you're going to cut off the ends. You want a knife like this. I think this is called a carving knife. Anyway, here we go. We're going to cut the ends off. We're just going to start to carve away all the green parts. I always look for a good yellow spot. That means that the watermelon hasn't been moved around a lot while it was growing. This is a seedless watermelon. Even though pretty much everyone agrees that a seeded watermelon tastes better, I don't like the seeds, so I like the seedless, guys. Okay, now we're going to do some big cuts. Making a video about watermelon. How to cut a watermelon. Do you know how to cut a watermelon? Then I guess you need to watch my video from that is how you put the watermelon. Sam.