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As someone who hates cooking but loves the result, this recipe couldn't be more perfect.
I made this today and...
— Mira 🎮 (@Xmiramira) August 14, 2023
yes https://t.co/1AUl5iv2ho
As I understand from the interwebs, a food processor should be used if you want to eat your food with a spoon, and a blender if you want to liquify your ingredients and drink them, like a smoothie.
🍉 It's very delicious. I'm surprised it packs so much punch for just being two ingredients.
👩🍳 As a non-cook, I would totally make this again, and it's ridiculously easy to make. Like, there's no reason to complain about this recipe. The hardest and most time-consuming part is cutting the watermelon.
🍫🍨 I am thinking this could be a more nutritious replacement for ice cream or sweets. And TBH that's saying A LOT coming from me. I will take chocolate over fruit any day. But this is really good and could be a great way to nip my constant sweets cravings in the butt.
🍋🟩🍹 The lime definitely helps give this a punchy flavor, but I would be lying if I didn't say it is kinda giving tequila. The lime fumes kinda gave me war flashbacks to taking tequila shots in a dingy college basement bar. THAT BEING SAID, if someone wanted to make this alcoholic it would kinda pop off. Come to think of it, it kinda reminds me of a frosé.
The ratings:
Ease: 9/10; Taste: 8/10; Overall: 8.5/10
🔪 Make sure you cut the rinds completely off the watermelon. There were a few pieces that had a teeny bit of rind left on them which led to some chunky bites in the sorbet.
🍉 On that note, a food processor would likely mix this better than a blender.
🍋 If you're lime averse at all, consider squeezing less onto the watermelon. It might also work with lemon! Perhaps I'll try that next time myself. Look at me becoming a cook!