Watermelon seeds are gaining popularity as a nutritious addition to trail mixes and snacks. These seeds offer a good source of protein, healthy fats, and essential minerals like magnesium, iron, and ...

Despite common misconceptions, eating watermelon seeds won't result in a watermelon sprouting inside you. Whether they are black or white, watermelon seeds are harmless to ingest, ...

Whether you’re dicing a watermelon or juicing it, the seeds simply got in the way. I’m also more likely to bring watermelon to work if I don’t have to worry about spitting out seeds.

Hence, you get the little thin white "seeds" that you see in seedless watermelon, as opposed to the hard black ones good for spitting into your sister's hair (not that I'm admitting anything here).

While all watermelon seeds are edible, different varieties serve different purposes. The black, hard variety you might be most familiar with is best eaten roasted and salted, similar to a pumpkin ...

The average American watermelon has about 200 to 800 seeds, and roughly 5 percent of those are still immature upon harvest. These seeds are infertile, so unlike their black cousins, you can’t ...

If you want to feed your cat watermelon, make sure to remove the seeds and rind. Both are choking hazards to cats. Watermelon rinds can also cause intestinal blockages or an upset stomach.

“Summer is bare feet in the grass, spitting watermelon seeds left and right, and volunteer plants coming up,” said Ms. Carter, who lived in Brooklyn, N.Y., before returning to eastern North ...