Yes, it's safe to eat watermelon seeds. This goes for both the white and black seeds found in most watermelons. In fact, just ...

White watermelon seeds are the immature version of black watermelon seeds and are softer, milder—and much easier to chew.

Meanwhile, cut the melon into quarters, and scoop out and discard the seeds. Thinly cover the bottom ... with salt and coarsely crushed or ground black pepper. Sign each plate with a trail of ...

Melon seeds are available in supermarkets, health food stores and ethnic grocers – or can be obtained directly from fresh melons and left to dry. Melon seeds are lightly dry-roasted and eaten as ...

Put the black beans in a small bowl ... melon in half lengthwise then scrape out and discard the seeds and the pith. Cut the melon on the diagonal into slices about 6mm (¼in) thick.