Woman Buys $3.99 Hollow Watermelon at Aldi: "What a Waste"

One Aldi client claimed she purchased a watermelon that was once stuffed totally with liquid. How did this happen? TikTok users weigh in.

One Aldi shopper on TikTok took to the platform to talk about a product she purchased at the store that didn’t turn out how she expected. Perhaps we will all learn the most important lesson about watermelon after listening to about this woman's one-in-a-melon revel in.

In her video, the TikToker claimed she bought a watermelon that was filled solely with liquid. How did this occur? The feedback segment weighed in.

A woman lower open a watermelon and located nothing however liquid.

Well, this is not one thing you spot each day!

A TikTok person named Frances (@mommakalin) shared a video at the platform discussing a watermelon she lately purchased from Aldi. In the copy, she wrote, "Aldi forgot the 'melon' in my watermelon."

She explained, "I went to cut open a watermelon and a lot of liquid came out.” She began pouring some of it into the sink to illustrate, claiming that she had never seen anything like this before.

“I don’t think there is any watermelon in there," she said, including, "I was really looking forward to watermelon today."

But as she persevered to open the top of the watermelon, she froze. "It’s completely hollow," she exclaimed. "And it looks fine on the outside."

Frances then picked up the watermelon and taken it closer to the digital camera. "Do you see that? There is nothing left in there," she said.

As she poured more watermelon down the sink drain, she stated, "what a waste," then ended the video.

In the remark phase, some other people weighed in on why her watermelon was once like that. "Idk what everyone is saying but that looks spoiled to me," wrote one person.

Another wrote: "Former watermelon farmer here. That's called a puker, and it is rotten."

One comment simply read: "Overripe ... a few more days and it would have exploded."

Another user recommended that Frances go back it to the store for a refund and new melon.

However, it didn't seem like she used to be too willing at the thought. "Feels like a lot for $3.99," Frances wrote, adopted through a giggling emoji.

The good factor is that Frances's video did seem to show audience an important lesson, though: Check your melons ahead of you checkout!

"I'm going to start shaking the melons in store now to make sure there is no sloshing inside," read one comment, to which Frances replied, "Same."

But different viewers had been disenchanted with Frances for pouring her whole melon down the drain, claiming that the liquid will have been salvaged to make smoothies or other beverages.

She addressed this claim in a follow-up video, explaining that she was once too afraid to drink it in case it gave her meals poisoning.

She also presented further details about her watermelon that were not included in the first video.

"It did not smell bad," she confirmed, explaining that she didn't in fact think the melon used to be rotten as others had inferred. Instead, she believed, "Something got in there and fermented it. Some kind of organism or something."

Welp, for now it stays a mystery! Fingers crossed that Frances's subsequent watermelon is a forged winner!

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