True cantaloupes give clear signals when perfectly ripe.
Ripe cantaloupes detach easily from the vine ("slip").
Skin turns from green to tan; netting becomes prominent.
Gently press the blossom end—it should yield slightly.
Pick at full slip for best flavor, or slightly earlier for firmer fruit.
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