Definitely not sweet; Assumption is that this came out of the freezer; I threw it away rather than returning it. I gave Sam's Club a try to see if the melon was as sweet as the melon I purchased from another club competitor. It was awful. I also purchased from a street vendor and even their melon was better than this melon. I really don't like to give bad reviews, but this melon didn't cut it at all.

This watermelon was, without a doubt, the poorest quality I’ve ever bought. Even a single star rating feels generous. The interior was so mushy, it could be scooped out with a spoon, resembling soup more than fruit. I considered returning it, but that would require keeping it until my next trip to Sam’s Club. Consequently, I decided to discard it and absorb the financial loss. Despite my fondness for watermelons, I’ve resolved to hold off on buying another until summer. It was a truly disappointing experience. What

I got it home and went to cut it and put it in the fridge. I cut it in half and the meat from both sides, and lots of water, fell out on my counter. I have never seen a watermelon just fall apart like that. I tasted a small piece of the meat and it was slimy with very little taste. Into the trash can it went. I was very disappointed. It’s sad that you can’t return a nasty watermelon. Being honest, I’m 67 and this is the first nasty melon like this that I have ever had.

Sams club routinely sells the worse fruit. The fruit is picked unrippened and shipped to the USA from other countriess. Its clear that Sams corporate either does not eat their own products or just don't care. Eating unrippened fruit is terrible tasting. I have also purchased unrippened plums which you can not eat out of the bag. The plums must rippen first and about the time you can begin eating the plums they go bad.

Recently we indulged in a juicy watermelon, and it was a delight from start to finish. Upon slicing it open, each bite was incredibly refreshing, with a perfect balance of sweetness and juiciness. If you're looking for a delicious, thirst-quenching treat, look no further than a ripe watermelon."

The watermelon was so sweet and had great texture without being grainy. It has also lasted a couple weeks in my fridge without losing any of the qualities. I keep it on the rind except for the part I cut off to eat so the water doesn’t drain out of it.

Although we were able to eat about 1/2 of the watermelon that was tasty, the other half was rotted, very soft and inedible. It can be tricky with watermelons, which is why I look for the large yellow spot where it was growing from the ground. The lines on the melon have significant knowledge on the taste and this watermelon had all the signs of a tasteful and fresh watermelon. I usually would return it for a refund, but time got away from me and I just threw it out.

Watermelon was flavorless, I picked it because it had great scaring on surface of outer skin and nice yellow outside spot but it definitely wasn’t worth what I paid, I’m very good at picking ripe watermelons being from the south but this definitely fooled me, I won’t buy watermelons from Sam’s again.

I’ve had more bad watermelons than good ones. I’ve read and tried all the strategies to find a good one but I’ve been disappointed over and over. Maybe I’ve just had bad luck, but the last couple years I’ve had overripe or tasteless watermelons when I buy them at Sam’s. As much as I love watermelon, I’ve stopped buying it because I end up throwing it away.

We all know how difficult it is to select a watermelon. Looks beautiful on the outside, meets all the crucial tips that your grandparents told ya about, you get it home, cut into it just to find out that you’ve selected a dud. This watermelon wasn’t ripe at all, it was mostly colorless inside. White - like rind pretty much throughout. Did taste it, crunchy but obviously there was no juicy watermelon flavor. Had to toss it to the woods. Perhaps, I select a better one next time or take granny with me!! LOL!