First, draw a circle about the thickness of pomegranate skin horizontally from the middle of pomegranate. Be careful not to cut the pulp, and you don't need to cut the pomegranate. (In the picture, it is _ _ that has been taken after being broken.)

Break pomegranate in half from the incision by hand.

Push your thumbs outward, and push the other four fingers upward, slightly loosen the pomegranate outward, and turn around and repeat this action two or three times. This step is very critical ~

Hold the pomegranate with the palm up and the pomegranate seed part down as shown in the figure, and connect it with a container below. Use a wooden spoon or shovel to quickly beat the pomegranate peel in all directions in turn. At this time, pomegranate seeds will begin to fall down one after another. Knock, knock, turn it over and see where there are remaining pomegranate seeds, and knock at the position where they have not fallen.

Finally, pick up the broken pomegranate peel and enjoy it.

You can really knock a pomegranate like this, and you can peel a pomegranate in one minute after you are proficient, and you will never feel that eating pomegranate is a hassle again ~

You can also put peeled pomegranate seeds in a sealed fresh-keeping bag, crush them with a rolling pin, and then cut a small corner at the mouth of the bag to enjoy delicious pomegranate juice.