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By jessuca1992
Arizona
on August 17, 2011
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Yummy
By bwambold_12166601
Lake Geneva, 89
on August 23, 2010
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Frozen and mashed watermelon is not a recipe for a slushie!
Now if you small diced up some strawberries, a little mint, mixed in the watermelon slush and add a splash of club soda...now we're talking.
By efordq
Hoboken, NJ
on August 05, 2010
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If you are pregnant like me (or just bloated or swollen for whatever reason, buy a watermelon WITH seeds. Freeze chunks. Put the watermelon AND THE SEEDS in the blender to make the slushie. This is a great drink for helping your body get rid of excess fluid.
By rdscov
Greensboro, NC
on August 05, 2010
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This is much better with a little fresh lemon and a couple of spoons of sugar.
By SraFunchal
Patterson, CA
on August 05, 2010
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I thought of a few other things to do with the watermelon puree:
1. Make popsicles.
2. Make snow cones. Add a berry syrup!
3. Instead of using a shallow container in which to freeze the puree, use a gallon size ziplock bag. Lay it flat to freeze. You can still use it to keep other items cold in the cooler, and it's easy to thaw a bit and mash it up by just squeezing the bag! Leave a few small chunks for eating, and add a straw. Yum!