You cut open a watermelon and saw cracks? Stop eating it immediately! Here’s what it means!

Throw It Away

Do not eat the watermelon if you notice clear signs of spoilage.

Foaming or Bubbling

Foam coming from the watermelon is a major warning sign.

Watermelon contains natural sugars, and yeast or bacteria can begin fermenting them. As microorganisms produce gas, pressure can build inside the fruit and cause bubbling or foaming liquid.

 

Sour or Alcohol-Like Odor

Fresh watermelon should smell mild and sweet.

A sour, fermented, or alcohol-like smell suggests that microorganisms have begun breaking down the fruit.

Slimy Flesh

Fresh watermelon should be crisp and

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