Honeydew Melon
Honeydew Melons are round and sweet, whilst carrying a lot of water. The peel is bright yellow, and the flesh is white. They're full of Vitamin C, B1 also contain a decent amount of Potassium.
Honeydew Melons
Honeydew Melons are bright yellow and are mostly oval. Being one of the bigger fruits (from 6-9 inches), they can be quite heavy even if this weight is mostly waterweight. The flesh of the Honeydew Melon is juicy and sweet, and you'll find seeds dotted around the centre of the fruit.
Honeydew Melons are particularly rich in Vitamin C, B1 and Potassium.
These help with:
- Protecting your cells
- Mantaining healthier skin, blood vessels, bones, cartilage, eyes and nervous system.
- Healing wounds
- Processing food by releasing energy from the foods that you consume
- Maintaining a balanced level of fluids.
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Honeydew Melon Health Benefits and their History
In Fruit For Thought we explore all things to do with fruits, from the taste, feel and look of them, to their history, nutritional information and health benefits.
In our second issue, we're going to tell you all about the sweet, sweet Honeydew Melon!
| Brand | Bobtail Fruit |
|---|---|
| Tender | Melons |
| Description | Honeydew MelonsHoneydew Melons are bright yellow and are mostly oval. Being one of the bigger fruits (from 6-9 inches), they can be quite heavy even if this weight is mostly waterweight. The flesh of the Honeydew Melon is juicy and sweet, and you'll find seeds dotted around the centre of the fruit. Honeydew Melons are particularly rich in Vitamin C, B1 and Potassium. These help with:
Like to learn more? Read our latest blog post about Honeydew Melons
Honeydew Melon Health Benefits and their History
February 6, 2023| Posted in Fruit For Thought, All About Fruits - Fruit For The Office| Hasan Salam| 516
In Fruit For Thought we explore all things to do with fruits, from the taste, feel and look of them, to their history, nutritional information and health benefits. In our second issue, we're going to tell you all about the sweet, sweet Honeydew Melon! |