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A cantaloupe is an orange-fleshed melon with a rough greenish-white rind.
yes, chickens can eat melons of all sorts of kinds they love it.
Your rabbit might get sick if he ate cantaloupe rind, but it is not likely. It is important to wash all fruits and vegetables before giving them to your rabbit. This removes any herbicides.
While it may be safe for a horse to eat a cantaloupe rind, it may not be healthy either. The rind may be sweet, but it may also contain mold that can upset the horse's digestive system. Additionally, too much sugar can make the horse ill, even causing laminitis.
A cantaloupe may possibly last up to 2 weeks. You will know when it is ruining by soft spots forming on the rind.
all you have to do is just rinse it under the tap and just dry it with paper towelRemove cantaloupe rind and seeds. Cut into bite-sized pieces about 1/4" thick.Dehydrate cantaloupe at 100 degrees (F) for approx 30 hours (or until pliable).Cantaloupe is a good choice for fruit leather. Also, dried cantaloupe makes a nice snack or addition to trail mix.
Yes, the seeds will not hurt you.
In US nomenclature, the cantaloupe is any orange-flesh melon of the species Cucumis melo. The name also refers to melons which are sometimes called rockmelons or muskmelons.
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In order to choose a cantaloupe that is ripe, the first thing you should do is smell it. When a cantaloupe is ripe, it will give off a sweet smell that smells, well, like a cantaloupe. The outer rind will be golden/orange in color. If the cantaloupe is not quite ripe, the rind will be a green color. You should also gently squeeze the cantaloupe. A ripe fruit will be soft, but not too soft (as this is a sign of it being over ripe). Start by squeezing at the end opposite the stem as this area will get soft first. Lastly, keep in mind that cantaloupe continue to ripen after you purchase them. If you let an unripe cantaloupe sit for a few days at room temperature, it should ripen within a few days.
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