Watermelon Sangria

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I’ve consumed so much watermelon in the past few days that if you were to cut me open, you’d find little white seeds coursing through my veins.

Two reasons for this: 1) It’s been hot and humid and nothing cools like watermelon, and  2) I underestimated the size of the melon I’d bought; this thing was cavernous, and I was worried it would go bad so I ate it prodigiously and often.

When I got down to the last few pieces, I had an idea: watermelon sangria!  I don’t even think there is such a drink, but it sounded great in my head, and I had the necessary ingredients for such a concoction, like seltzer and a bottle of Chardonnay.

I took the remaining watermelon, blended it, and strained it to remove any pulp.

After the seltzer and wine had been chilled in the fridge, it was just a matter of mixing them with the watermelon juice and a tsp of agave.

Threw in a few frozen berries, a sprig of mint, and voila! Watermelon sangria.

So delicious and incredibly refreshing.  Really, a perfect drink for a hot summer day.

Except that now I’m out of watermelon.

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