Watermelon Mint Aged Goat Cheese is the perfect Summer salad that balances sweet and salty flavors.

This watermelon salad is similar to the Greek Watermelon Feta Salad I made a few summers ago except I used Sartori’s Extra Aged Goat Cheese. Not at all like creamy goat cheese you typically find these days, aged goat cheese is a semi-hard cheese that’s a little tangy and full of flavor. Whereas feta cheese is salty and briny, aged goat cheese has a more complex flavor profile. I love both versions – they both compliment watermelon nicely in a salad.

Watermelon Mint Aged Goat Cheese Salad
Ingredients
- 4 cups watermelon cubed
- 6 mint leaves minced
- 1/3 cup aged goat cheese crumbled
- juice of one lime
Instructions
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Toss all ingredients together in a large bowl.
Recipe Notes
Adapted from Sartori

Gorgeous! I’ve made a similar recipe with feta cheese but have not tried it with aged goat cheese and lime. Can’t wait to experiment! I love watermelon this time of year 🙂
Thanks Liz! I love feta cheese with watermelon too. Always fun to mix things up with all the watermelon available this time of year.
I can eat this salad the whole summer season. Wish the watermelon we have over here could have been juicier and sweeter.
Me too Angie – we eat a lot of watermelon during the summer!
I heard that mint and watermelon together was amazing! I bet it tastes amazing with the goat cheese too!
Mint and watermelon do have a natural affinity. I love just blending watermelon and mint together into a frozen drink for my kids during the summer. This salad adds a little saltiness to the watermelon-mint combination.
Jeantte! I LOVE watermelon salads!!! I just made one the other day . . love!!!!
Watermelon salad are so good aren’t they – so refreshing!
We can’t get enough of watermelon once it gets warmer. Love how refreshing and simple this salad is. I could eat this all summer long!
Like Liz I have made watermelon feta salad, but not yet tried goat cheese. Looks so refreshing!
Nothing is more refreshing on a hot summer day than cold watermelon. Love this salad!