How to Make Watermelon Stars

Cut several slices of watermelon approximately 2.5cm/1 inch in thickness., Insert the star shaped cutter into the flesh to make stars., Use the watermelon stars., Make the watermelon stars as above., Slide each watermelon star onto a popsicle stick...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Cut several slices of watermelon approximately 2.5cm/1 inch in thickness.

    You can remove the peel if you want but it doesn't really matter, as you'll only be working with the watermelon flesh. , Make as many as you can. , There are lots of possibilities for using the watermelon stars.

    Here are just a few:
    Add to fruit salads.

    Give to children as an afternoon snack.

    Use as a decoration on top of a cake, pavlova, cheesecake or other dessert.

    Fill a bowl for a quick and pretty snack.

    This can be a great addition to a workplace or office morning/afternoon tea.

    Dip halfway in melted chocolate.

    Allow to set on a sheet of parchment or wax paper.

    Serve the chocolate watermelon star treats on a plate––these would be lovely accompanied by strawberries dipped in the same way.

    Use as part of a fruit fondue.

    Add to cocktails or drinks.

    They can be inserted directly into the drink or they can be placed on the edge of the glass as a garnish.

    Cut out a half moon shape as well and arrange the watermelon moon and stars on a platter with sweet dips. ,
  2. Step 2: Insert the star shaped cutter into the flesh to make stars.

    , Cover with food-grade plastic wrap. ,, These are delicious party treats that don't have all the sugar and artificial ingredients of many popsicles. ,
  3. Step 3: Use the watermelon stars.

  4. Step 4: Make the watermelon stars as above.

  5. Step 5: Slide each watermelon star onto a popsicle stick.

  6. Step 6: Arrange the popsicles onto a wax or parchment lined cookie sheet.

  7. Step 7: Place in the refrigerator to freeze for an hour (or until firm).

  8. Step 8: Remove and serve immediately.

  9. Step 9: Finished.

Detailed Guide

You can remove the peel if you want but it doesn't really matter, as you'll only be working with the watermelon flesh. , Make as many as you can. , There are lots of possibilities for using the watermelon stars.

Here are just a few:
Add to fruit salads.

Give to children as an afternoon snack.

Use as a decoration on top of a cake, pavlova, cheesecake or other dessert.

Fill a bowl for a quick and pretty snack.

This can be a great addition to a workplace or office morning/afternoon tea.

Dip halfway in melted chocolate.

Allow to set on a sheet of parchment or wax paper.

Serve the chocolate watermelon star treats on a plate––these would be lovely accompanied by strawberries dipped in the same way.

Use as part of a fruit fondue.

Add to cocktails or drinks.

They can be inserted directly into the drink or they can be placed on the edge of the glass as a garnish.

Cut out a half moon shape as well and arrange the watermelon moon and stars on a platter with sweet dips. ,

, Cover with food-grade plastic wrap. ,, These are delicious party treats that don't have all the sugar and artificial ingredients of many popsicles. ,

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