Watermelon seems to be the trending fruit this year, we have had watermelon steak, watermelon cake and watermelon ham.
However, watermelon radish has nothing to do with watermelon neither does it taste like watermelon.
The only similarity it has, is it bares a similar appearance to it’s namesake fruit, this radish is green on the outside with a redish-pink inside.
Best enjoyed in salads this watermelon radish can be eaten raw, cooked or pickled!
Watermelon ?? but make it radish ?? #rosado #tiogazpacho | ??: @alizajsokolow
watermelon radish. Bit sweeter than a normal radish and quite frankly beautiful inside! #thewondersoffruitandveg
Takii’s ‘RED MEAT’ Radish proves to be Instagram worthy and marks the beginning of the revival of radish! Since the launch by Marks and Spencer this month the so called ‘Water Melon Radish’ is the talk of the town. Read the full story: https://t.co/NoCbflIqR2 #watermelonradish
This watermelon radish was an impulse buy but I’m so happy I got it!
watermelon [radish] + sunshine are summer essentials! ???? come see what all the hype is about! ?? @shaes.cafe #beautifulstpete #rooftopbar
If you’re a gardener at heart you can purchase your watermelon radish seeds at Living Seeds or at Organic Seed and grow your very own watermelon radish!
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