Is cabbage a good substitute for watermelon in fruit salad?

Question

I'm out of melon.

Answer 1

Don't you know?
That's why you're supposed to collect your saliva when you chew tart gum... after about a month, you have enough to soak the chopped cabbage in, along with some cumin and splenda.
Let it soak about a week until it has the consistency of tofu and voila! MUCH more delectable than that detestable seedy watermelon!

Answer 2

No. Cabbage is a vegetable, not a fruit, so it wouldn't be a good substitute for watermelon. Just go to the store, buy some watermelon and you'll have a great fruit salad that people will actually eat...lol

Answer 3

If you have cabbage and no fruit, why not make a cole slaw instead?

I have had cole slaw with pineapple chunks, and it was good.

Otherwise, I would say no to cabbage in place of watermelon.

Answer 4

sure yummy, but use the purple cabbage to give you the color that the watermelon would oh and throw in some prechewed roast beef for texture. p.s. what time is lunch?

Answer 5

Beware of the gas issue! I've never heard of combining a vegetable with a buncha fruit. If you are an adventrous eater, go ahead and try it. You may never know!

Answer 6

Lettuce isnt poisonous to them its basically comprehensive of water without supplements so factors them the runs, yet in the journey that they are dehydrated or ill like mine is.. cucumber, celery and lettuce is sturdy, in the different case supply them parsley, eco-friendly or pink bell peppers, carrot, dandelion leaves (no longer the flower), grass, tomato (no seeds), strawberries, raspberries, apple, orange (with the peel), lemon (yet no longer plenty.), grapes, supply more desirable veg than fruit. No potato that is poisonous to piggies, so are vegetation.

Answer 7

No. Go to the store and buy some more watermellon.

Answer 8

yuck city.

Answer 9

No

Answer 10

doesn't sound good at all