How to Prepare Cantaloupe

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milosmommy milosmommy
We've never done it like the slide show...seems like a lot of work. But we usually just do like flyingroo, cut it into wedge sections, cut it vertically (on the fruit) to make cube pieces and then slice along the bottom at the rind to make the cubes fall into the bowl.
flyingroo flyingroo
Ilanac, I cube it after I cut the slices. It's so much easier to remove the rind from a slice that to chop it so ugly like they did in the slideshow. You just run the knife in between the rind and the pulp. Then with the pulp still on top of the detached rind, you cube it diretly into a bowl. As simple as that, and not so much work.
flyingroo flyingroo
Ilanac, I cube it after I cut the slices. It's so much easier to remove the rind from a slice that to chop it so ugly like they did in the slideshow. You just run the knife in between the rind and the pulp. Then with the pulp still on top of the detached rind, you cube it diretly into a bowl. As simple as that, and not so much work.
ilanac13 ilanac13
when i was younger i would always cut a cantaloup in the long curved slices w/ the rind attached and that's how i ate it but now that i've become older, i'm more of the cubing sector where i slide the thing and then cut it into cubes. it's easier to put in a fruit bowl and it's easier to transport if you take it to lunch. i've even 'balled' it in the past but that takes a lot of unnecessary time and for what? so it looks pretty in a ball shape?
ilanac13 ilanac13
when i was younger i would always cut a cantaloup in the long curved slices w/ the rind attached and that's how i ate it but now that i've become older, i'm more of the cubing sector where i slide the thing and then cut it into cubes. it's easier to put in a fruit bowl and it's easier to transport if you take it to lunch. i've even 'balled' it in the past but that takes a lot of unnecessary time and for what? so it looks pretty in a ball shape?
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