Food - Drink
If You're Not Putting Tajín On Watermelon Slices, What Are You Doing?
By ERICA MARTINEZ
Some people swear by adding salt to fresh watermelon, claiming that it brings out the sweetness of the fruit — but you can take it one step further by adding Tajín.
Tajín bottled seasoning features salt, dehydrated lime juice, and dried red chilies, which provide just a touch of heat to complement the sweetness of the watermelon.
Tajín's ingredients make for a lip-smacking seasoning that gives anything you sprinkle it on the perfect, mouth-puckering punch, up to and including fruits and sweets.
A little Tajín goes a long way, so you don't need more than a light sprinkle of it to enhance your watermelon: start small and build up to your preferred amount.
Tajín is also wonderful on pineapple, mango, papaya, cantaloupe and other melons, as well as watery veggies like cucumber and jicama.