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Pumpkin carving is *so* 19th Century. All the cool kids want to carve melons for Halloween!
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Everything you need is here:
A honeydew melon (for carving);
A bowl (for standing the melon up in);
A pyrex dish (for keeping the delicious melony flesh in for later munching);
A pen (for drawing on the melon with, so a fountain pen is a bad idea);
A knife (for incisions);
A melon baller (for rapid melon flesh removal);
A spoon (for removing seeds, and for slower/more controlled flesh removal).
A honeydew melon (for carving);
A bowl (for standing the melon up in);
A pyrex dish (for keeping the delicious melony flesh in for later munching);
A pen (for drawing on the melon with, so a fountain pen is a bad idea);
A knife (for incisions);
A melon baller (for rapid melon flesh removal);
A spoon (for removing seeds, and for slower/more controlled flesh removal).
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Oct 26, 2008. 5:15 PMjamiespark
says:
sweat way cheaper too and you can eat the guts i am so doing it next year p.s. i carved my pumpkins today
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Oct 6, 2007. 3:53 PMegreen767
says:
thats a cool idea
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Oct 1, 2006. 8:17 PMlaernmoer
says:
This is a great idea - I'm an English Teacher in Japan and I want to do something for Halloween for my kids, but I'm still not finding any pumpkins.. I'll use this instead, we've got tons of melons.
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