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Watermelon Windmill Slicer That Cuts Your Melon In Cubes

Windmill Watermelon Slicer Cuts Melon In Cubes

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The Watermelon Windmill Slicer uses a Windmill Style Wheel to Dice your Melon into Bite-Sized Cubes.

You will not regret this Watermelon Windmill Slicer by KitchenCuration as it makes watermelon feasts so much easier and cleaner.

If you have ever attempted to carve a watermelon into beautiful cubes without making a mess or squandering a quarter of the viable fruit you know that it is far more difficult than it appears.

With this watermelon windmill cutter, cutting watermelon cubes will be done in just a few minutes and ready to serve. No more fumbling an 8lb melon-like it’s a cat scrambling to get out of your arms.

The easy solution involves a brilliant tiny contraption that resembles a miniature handheld windmill.

This Watermelon Windmill Slicer It’s basic in function and appearance, but it speeds up the process of cutting a freshly purchased melon into perfect squares.

The rolling watermelon cutter will have you enjoying watermelon prep so much that you may begin to start making a new salad with watermelon recipe, or a watermelon margarita recipe!

How to Use Windmill Watermelon Cutters

Prep time is easily cut in half. Just grip the push bar by the handle and push the bar through the juicy melon flesh, letting automatic cutting blades of the windmill do the rest.

To virtually eliminate your prep time, cut the melon in halves or quarters and give the tool to your guests to cut their own.

Adjust the cutting depth by lowering the Windmill Watermelon cutter on the meat to cut perfect cubes or raise it to cut thinner squares.

The stainless steel 18/8 will never rust and the entire watermelon slicer is water-resistant. Each bite-sized piece of melon is approximately 3/4 of an inch or 2cm.

You will find this cool cutter at InspireUplift.com out of Miami, Florida through our link below.

Now you can enjoy cutting up watermelon cubes and maybe even freeze some for an off-season snack.