Your eyes do not deceive you. What you see above is, quite possibly, the smallest watermelon ever captured on film. Unfortunately, it’s completely fake. The illusion was created by the food lover behind the blog Playing With Fire and Water using a green zebra tomato (insides removed) filled with red tomato gel. Black and white sesame seeds were used to complete the look. Read more about the trick here.
About
Subscribe
Ask The Watermelon Experts
Got a question about watermelons? You’ve come to the right place. We’ve assembled the best panel of experts in the business -- from a chef, to a farmer, to the National Watermelon Queen herself -- and they’re ready to answer whatever’s on your mind.
Click here to learn more about our experts.

Whitney Conner
National Watermelon Queen 2011
Dr. Penny Perkins-Veazie
Plant Physiologist and Professor
Chef Harry Schwartz
Chef and Culinary Director
Elizabeth Somer, M.A.
Nutritionist and Dietitian
Josh Bailey
Watermelon Grower and Shipper
J-Slice
All-around cool guyArchives
Blogroll
- Alabama Watermelon Association
- Florida Watermelon Association
- Georgia Watermelon Association
- Illiana Watermelon Association (Illinois and Indiana)
- Maryland-Delaware Watermelon Association
- North Carolina Watermelon Association
- South Carolina Watermelon Board
- The National Watermelon Association
- Western Watermelon Association
Links
Recent Comments
- Ellen on JANUARY PRIZE: THE WATERMELON GOLF BALL MARKER THINGY
- Jim Long on JANUARY PRIZE: THE WATERMELON GOLF BALL MARKER THINGY
- Ellen on SUPER SUNDAY WATERMELON RECIPE: WATERMELON SWEET & SOUR SAUCE
- Aashish on WATERMELONS: THE FUEL OF THE FUTURE?
- Jean Levy on SECOND SLICE: COW PARADE PUTS WATERMELON ON DISPLAY
-
Recent Posts


