Here’s the Truth About Eating Watermelon Seeds, According to Dietitians Prevention 3 hrs ago Korin Miller
You probably remember this old wives’ tale from your childhood: If you eat the seeds of a watermelon, one of the large fruits will grow inside your belly.
Of course, it’s a total myth that’s simply funny to look back on now. Even if you buy seedless watermelon, it’s pretty much a given that you’re going to stumble across a crunchy black speck or two whenever you snack on the water-rich fruit.
But is it actually safe to eat watermelon seeds? Sure, you’re probably not sitting down and noshing on a whole bowl of them, but do they have any side effects that could stir up stomach troubles? Here’s what to know about the summer staple.
Watermelon seeds are more versatile than you might think. They’re safe to eat but can sometimes cause stomach troubles. Dietitians explain what to know.
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White Claw
White Claw, the hard seltzer that’s built up quite the reputation as a fruity light beer alternative, has a new drink rolling out across the U.S. and it’s getting plenty of buzz already.
The new White Claw Surge is sold in
16-ounce cans with 8% alcohol by volume (ABV). That’s a definite increase compared to the original White Claw, which comes in 12-ounce cans and contains 5% ABV. The new Surge also comes in summery blood orange and cranberry flavors.
People are already freaking out about it on Twitter so much so, that the drink was trending after the news dropped last week. Fans of the brand are especially excited that the new release coincides with plenty of Americans getting fully vaccinated before summer hits (outdoor barbecue, anyone?).
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