Oh Christmas Tree Oh Christmas Tree..Of all the trees most lovely. Oh Christmas Tree Oh Christmas Tree, la, la ,la, la....
Snap, Snap*** Oh man!! It's too hot to be Christmas!! With the summer heat at above 100'F, I am melting. Thank goodness for air condition. Maybe I am dreaming of cool and snowy Christmas. It will be my first Christmas in US this year and I am kinda looking forward to it.
So I wanted to share this easy and fuss free way of serving watermelon. I learned this neat tip when my good friend Tiffany brought this wonderful presentation of watermelon - perfectly sliced to a shape of a "Christmas Tree". Now, she brought this to my Christmas party last year in Malaysia and everyone gushed at what a beautiful idea it was. I thought I might share it on my blog nearer to Christmas but then it would be winter here then, do we even get watermelons?? Hmmm....
Well, Christmas is still a couple of months away. Watermelon is are so lovely during summer... the refreshing fruit is priceless during these hot summer months and a neat way to present them is something I could not wait to share.
The best thing about this presentation is that it it so easy to eat, no mess, no need to have watermelon juice running down your mouth, hands, shirts etc when you eat them.
Simple Steps :
Cut your watermelon into triangles. And then all you do is to cut off the stems at both left and right sides and just leave the middle part of the stem intact.
And Voila! You have a perfectly easy to hold watermelon (almost like a popsicle). Don't you think it is bursting with Christmas spirit? :) And so easy to just munch it down too.
You can have these cut in advance and just store it in the fridge. Just lay it down in a container. The stems will face slighlty upward and it is so easy to just pick it up.
There you go. I hope you like this neat tip to serve your watermelon. And your guests would most definitely marvel at this wonderful idea too.
41 comments:
This is cute and I definitely want to try it now.
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So adorable, I melted!
What creative and fun way to eat watermelon!! Thanks for sharing.
p/s: I like your banner with the word "eat" in chinese. :D
What a smart and fun way to serve watermelon. Love it!
So cute. My son would love this.
Thanks all. I really hope you find this tip useful Thanks for dropping by :) Have a great week ahead!!!
Definintely a creative way to eat watermelon!! :)
LOL... that's cute, very creative.
mycookinghut - Thank you. Try it out. It's makes eatung watermelon really easy.
Anna - Thanks dear.
Those are so cute!
So pretty AND practical!
"pup" - Thanks for dropping by. Good luck on the cream cheese!
Belinda - Thanks dear. And yes they are really practical!! :)
Yum yum. I do eat a lot of watermelons nowadays. Really quench thirst especially in MALAYSIA too.
Lovely presentation. Perfect for summer gatherings!
yes, totally creative for Christmas, including the red and green colours. great idea :)
what an awesome idea ;)
Aww these are so cute! I'll take Christmas in august, thank you very much!
These are really cute. What a great idea!
Belly Good Cooking - Yup, we eat watermelon all year round in Malaysia. I wonder if watermelon is available during winter. Will find out in a few months :)
Mother Rimmy - Yes perfect in this summer heat :)
Noobcook - Please do so for your Christmas this year in SG. It is a nice touch.
Becky - Thanks dear.
Joanne - Christmas in August it is then :)
Biren - Thanks dear. Hope you like it.
What a clever way to serve watermelon.
Cute cute cute! Thanks for the inspiration, I want to eat the Christmas tree, it's way too hot in sg!
How adorable!!
My boys will go crawwzzee over this!
Too cute! I think I'm dreaming of Christmas and winter weather too! It's definitely been hot this August!
It's more easier to handle & eat if cut like this :)
That's so cute!
I like this presentation and you can eat the watermelon like holding on to an ice-cream stick. Ingenious!
This is a marvelous and creative idea. I will definitely try it for Christmas (we have watermelon in December where I live...)
Pam - Glad you like the idea.
Homeladychef - SG is hot but it's being in the oven here in Dallas :)
Maameemoomoo - Hope you boys will like it.
Baking.serendipity - I hope the heat will die down soon for some cooler weather.
Choi yen - You are right. It is so much easier to eat the watermelon. i cut it like this nowadays :)
Pigpigscorner - Glad you like it Ann.
Tigerfish - Thanks. I am glad you like it. It is really easy to hold the watermelon without the mess.
Cori - Thanks. Trust me, your guests at Christmas will be impressed. :)
The tree shape looks great, and it give you a nice handle. These are so cute!
This is so cute and what a genius idea!
I think if there were room in the freezer I'd put the watermelons in there and make real watermelon popsicles!
By the way, House of Annie has moved to its own domain, http://www.houseofannie.com. I'd appreciate it if you changed the link in your blogroll to point to the new site instead of http://chezannies.blogspot.com. Thanks!
Lisa - Yup, the handle is really a neat trick. Glad you like it.
Tanantha - Thanks. Thanks for dropping by too.
Nate & Annie - Great idea to freeze in the freezer as popsicles. Congrats on the new domain. Bookmarked done :)
Hey Ivy, this is really cute! I wanted a watermelon from whole foods the other day. My Mom didn't though. I'll remember this neat trick for next time I have one though...
What a great idea. Totally innovative... Reminds me of stick ice creams...
how cute is that!! I do love watermelon and I do love Christmas...thanks for combining the two!
Stella - Watermelon is so good during summer especially if it is sweet. Do try this way of serving. U will love it!
Spoon & Chopsticks - Yeah - stick ice-creams :)
Chef Dennis - Thanks. Glad you like the idea!
this is WAY TOO COOL - what a brilliant idea!
DoggyBloggy - Thanks for yr compliments and thanks for dropping by my blog. Glad you like it!
This is soooooo cute!! Great idea!
BRILLIANT, BRILLIANT, BRILLIANT!!! What a crazy, cool idea!!
~Prairie Story ...care of Alison Zulyinak
Ellie and Prairie Story - so glad you like the watermelon idea ;)
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