Adrian Widjy: Foodies love a $20 ‘watermelon fork’ that allows you to cut, cube and eat the fruit
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Foodies are losing their minds over the special new “watermelon fork” dubbed “the most genius gadget in the world” – but would you pay $20 for it?
- Foodies are losing it over a watermelon fork gadget that cuts the fruit perfectly
- The fork allows you to cut and eat the fruit with one utensil and no mess
- The $20 Amazon product has a five-star rating from other online shoppers
- Sydney-based foodie Adrian Widjy shares the multipurpose ‘genius’ fork
- The ‘watermelon fork’ works on all melons and is the perfect picnic product
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Foodies are losing their minds on a multi-purpose ‘watermelon fork’ that makes it easy to slice, dice and eat the fruit
Sydney-based foodie Adrian Widjy found the $20 Amazon purchase and uploaded it to his TikTok account.
The gadget has a knife on one side that allows you to cut the watermelon and then cut it into cubes, and on the other side a fork to eat the diced fruit.
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Foodies are losing it over a multi-purpose watermelon fork that lets you slice, dice and eat the fruit
The genius product is on sale for $20 on Amazon. The gadget has a knife on one side with which you can cut the watermelon and then cut it into cubes, and a fork on the other side to eat the diced fruit
“I was speechless when I saw how this watermelon fork works. This allows you to clean this watermelon seamlessly in every corner,” says Adrian.
Fans love the “great” product and are desperate to get one.
“I love this,” said one woman.
“I’m obsessed,” wrote one satisfied customer.
Others advised that an inexpensive way to make the product yourself would be to bend the outer two prongs inward.
“Bend two fork ends and do the same,” said one man.
Some people were not convinced that the gadget was a necessity.
‘Useful? Just use a knife,’ one man remarked.
“I appreciate the spirit of invention, but maybe it wasn’t made because it’s not necessary.”
The foodie previously shared another watermelon cutter that makes “easy” watermelon cubes.
The watermelon “windmill” cutter costs $30 on Amazon and can be used on a range of fruits, including cantaloupe and papaya.
Fans have said they are “running” to Amazon to get this product.
These gadgets work best when the fruit is ripe.
The green lines on a watermelon are a good indication of whether the watermelon is ripe or not, they should be at least two fingers apart when ripe.
People have different theories on how to know whether the watermelon will be sweet or not.
Some believe that if the root tip on the bottom of the watermelon is small, it means the fruit is super sweet, others believe that the watermelon is sweet if the whole fruit is large and round, if there is an orange discoloration, or if there are bands to be.
Top three fruit cutting hacks
*To cut a watermelon into perfectly even slices without wasting an inch, use a piece of dental floss, run it first along the base of the watermelon still attached to the rind, then pull the inside of the rind over with the floss. easily cut into equal triangles
* To squeeze a lemon without drying it out, roll it on the bench to loosen the pulp inside and poke a hole in it. The hole in the fruit allows the juice to flow out immediately when needed without drying out over time
*To easily chop a kiwi, use a whisk head of an electric mixer, push the whisk into the fruit and gently twist to remove the pulp from the skin and reveal perfect bite-sized pieces
To cut a watermelon into even slices perfectly, use a piece of dental floss. First cut the base of the watermelon still attached to the rind and slice the fruit with the floss
(source: mama_mila_)