Upside Down Turtle Watermelon!

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Jill Mills Updated: Nov 26, 2023
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This is so silly, but the kids got a kick out of this Upside Down Turtle Watermelon! I have to say that the adults got a good laugh as well!

Upside Down Turtle Watermelon

Upside Down Turtle Watermelon

We had half of a watermelon and I asked the boys if they could think of anything fun to do with it. It seems like I have seen everything under the sun made out of watermelon so we wanted something different. Their uncle Brian was in the room and said…make it into a turned over turtle. I’m sure he was not thinking that we would actually do it, but we sure did!

We cut the bottom off of the watermelon to make sure it did not roll around. Use the part that is cut off to make the tail. We used 2 green apples. Take one apple and put a tooth pick in the bottom and stick it on the edge of the watermelon for the head. We used a scrap piece of the cut off watermelon for a little support under the apple. Cut four sides off of the other apple. Shape those into feet and pop them in the sides with a toothpick. We used 1 mini marshmallow cut in half for the eyes and 2 mini chocolate chips. We made the mouth with chocolate cookie frosting.

You just can’t get any easier than this!

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21 comments on “Upside Down Turtle Watermelon!”

  3. Mindie Hilton

    So creative as always!
    Following u with GFC 🙂
    Thanks for linking to Bacon Time hope you will always come to my party.

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  4. Desiring to Be Heard

    Very cute! I am posted just below you on Tatertots & Jello so I thought I would come see your blog. Great ideas!

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  6. LocalFunForKids

    I LOVE IT!!! I was completely fascinated by the shark watermelon that a lot of people have done, but it looks so time cosuming. This, on the other hand, looks super adorable and pretty easy to do.
    That's just my style ; )

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  7. Cheryl

    Such a great idea, and it seems pretty simple, right? I wrote awhile back about using cookie cutters to make fun shaped food for your kiddos, but you do this almost every day! So much fun!

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