Watermelon Done Right: De-Seed Like a Pro

Step 9 Breaking Along The Seed-Line

Now, pick up one slice, holding it with both hands, and break gently. The fracture will probably follow along the seed-line, for the most part. Most slices will require at least two separate instances of breaking. This breaking is not precise - it just opens up the main deposits of seeds, making it easier to scrape them away.

For this slice, I broke it twice, dropping all three sections into the seed bowl. 

Grab a spoon, or a lettuce corer, and scrape along the seed-line, removing all the seeds.