Tiger-Striped Seedless Watermelon: A Popular Choice Among Consumers for Its Taste and Flavour
Taste Profile
Crispy and Grainy Texture: The flesh of tiger-striped seedless watermelons often has a grainy, sandy texture, which is closely linked to the variety, ripeness, nutrient management, and growing environment. Typically, watermelons grown in sandy soils and harvested at the right time offer a more pronounced texture and higher sweetness.
Sweetness: The sweetness level of tiger-striped seedless watermelons usually ranges from 10 to 15 degrees Brix. When harvested at 90% ripeness, the sweetness is at its peak, ensuring the flesh is both juicy and sweet.
Flesh Characteristics: The flesh is typically red or pink, rich in lycopene and other nutrients that are easily absorbed by the body, contributing to overall health benefits.
This variety is a favourite in the market, offering a delightful combination of taste, sweetness, and nutritional value.