It's sometimes difficult to pick a good one. First, check the skin. It should be dull. If it's shiny, it's probably overripe.u003cbr/u003eNext, pick one that has no soft spots or signs of damage.u003cbr/u003eA honeydew melon should be fairly heavy for its size.u003cbr/u003eMost importantly, find the end where it was joined to the vine and have a sniff. It should smell fresh and sweet. If you're having trouble, ask your produce clerk! They usually know which ones will be the sweetest.