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This post was written from my cool, air-conditioned apartment on what must have been one of the hottest New York days of the year (seriously, I thought I was going to melt when I felt the air radiate out of a subway station – I can’t even imagine how bad it must have been underground).  The second I stepped foot outside, my body and mind were instantly craving the most refreshing fruit I could think of: watermelon.  At 92% water, eating this juicy fruit is a wonderful way to stay hydrated and cool on those hot summer days.  Not only is it super hydrating, but it’s a great source of vitamin A, B6, C, potassium, and the antioxidant lycopene (which gives it that reddish color) as well.

I kept this watermelon bowl recipe super simple and enjoyed it as a quick snack.  Feel free to throw in any fruit you have on hand – you can even just slice open the melon, squeeze some lime, and dig in with a spoon the next time you’re craving a thirst-quenching treat!

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Get the Recipe: Watermelon With Kimi, Coconut & Lime

The only snack you're going to want on a scorching hot day! Feel free to throw in any fruit you have on hand – you can even just slice open the melon, squeeze some lime, and dig in with a spoon the next time you’re craving a thirst-quenching treat!
Watermelon snack with kiwi, coconut flakes, and freshly squeezed lime
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Ingredients

  • 1/2 mini watermelon
  • 1 kiwi
  • 1 tsp coconut flakes
  • juice from 1/2 lime

Instructions

  • Slice one mini watermelon in half. Wrap and save the other half in the fridge - or make another serving for someone else!
  • To make watermelon balls - use a melon baller or a teaspoon to scoop and swirl melon into ball shape. Place melon balls into a small bowl.  Once entire melon is scooped out, dump balls back into the empty rind. (Optional)
  • Cut up kiwi or fruit of choice and add to the bowl.  Sprinkle coconut flakes and add the juice from one lime.
  • Grab a spoon, dig in, and feel instantly refreshed!

Notes

*Note that this tastes best when served cold, so store your watermelon in the fridge before using!

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