Quote by Mark Twain

When one has tasted it Watermelon he knows what the angels eat.

When one has tasted it Watermelon he knows what the angels e

Summary

This quote suggests that the taste of watermelon is so exceptional that it provides insight and a glimpse into something divine or heavenly, metaphorically represented by what the angels consume. The speaker is asserting that the experience of eating watermelon is so exquisite and satisfying that it evokes a sense of pure bliss and delight, akin to a heavenly sensation.

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By Mark Twain

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