How do you transport sliced watermelon?

[Anonymous]

Could you hollow out a watermelon, put the sliced watermelon inside it, and use that to transport it?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Could you hollow out a watermelon, put the sliced watermelon inside it, and use that to transport it?

Excellent! Or since you are going to the pool, saran wrap an inner tube, place watermelon inside the middle circle, saran wrap top. Done and FUN!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Could you hollow out a watermelon, put the sliced watermelon inside it, and use that to transport it?

Excellent! Or since you are going to the pool, saran wrap an inner tube, place watermelon inside the middle circle, saran wrap top. Done and FUN!

And when you get there, just open the top and float it in the pool and everyone can eat from it like a huge floating plate.

[Anonymous]

You can order it off Amazon Prime and it will be delivered by drone. Just make sure you specify "gift" and have it sent to the pool rather than your home address (I made that mistake once and was stuck having my original problem!)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:How about cutting it into cubes for easy eating? Put it into any container. Eat with forks. Easy peasy.

This. Why do you want to take the shell to the pool? They are heavy. It is not like you are so desperate to eat them.

[Anonymous]

Great thread LOL and yes just make fruit kabobs, watermelon is too damn heavy. Of course always save the rind for homemade pickles, which must be organic.

[Anonymous]

I got some aluminum baking dishes from the baking section of the grocery store - the largest, deepest ones (like the size for cooking a turkey). You can get them at the dollar store, too. I just sliced the watermelon up and brought it right to the picnic in the baking dishes, and covered with foil. You can put some ice on the bottom too, though I didn't bother.

[Anonymous]

this is one of the funnier dcum threads of late! sorry op, i know it was a real question, but the responses are too funny! btw i transport it in gallon sized ziplocks - and leave the rind on, it is easier to eat that way (dont need forks).

[Anonymous]

Here ye go:

http://www.shoppingblog.com/portable-watermelon-cooler-sold-in-japan-7191020

Pack a knife in your purse.

[Anonymous]

I have this vintage tupperware celery container and it works great for taking cut watermelon to the pool.

http://www.amazon.com/Vintage-Tupperware-Crisper-Storage-Container/dp/B003BWJQAY

[Anonymous]

We buy those plastic shoe boxes with snap lids at the $1 store. They are great at keeping fruit fresh and salads as well. No mess either.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We buy those plastic shoe boxes with snap lids at the $1 store. They are great at keeping fruit fresh and salads as well. No mess either.

Now see that's brilliant. I'm OP and not trying to start a war. I am just tired of my kids always wanting the ice cream, and I was motivated to try a healthier snack. I figured someone who has btdt would have some good ideas. Watermelon is watery kwim?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:We buy those plastic shoe boxes with snap lids at the $1 store. They are great at keeping fruit fresh and salads as well. No mess either.

are these bpa free?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Here ye go:

http://www.shoppingblog.com/portable-watermelon-cooler-sold-in-japan-7191020

Pack a knife in your purse.

I can't stop giggling after clicking on that link.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Could you hollow out a watermelon, put the sliced watermelon inside it, and use that to transport it?

Excellent! Or since you are going to the pool, saran wrap an inner tube, place watermelon inside the middle circle, saran wrap top. Done and FUN!

And when you get there, just open the top and float it in the pool and everyone can eat from it like a huge floating plate.

You must hang out with a sedate bunch of kids at the pool if you don't envision watermelon in every corner of the pool after attempting this.