Sour Patch Watermellon

My friend, I think there might be some confusion here! Sour Patch Watermelon is not a common dish found in restaurants in the USA. However, I think I know what might be causing the confusion.

There are two possible explanations:

1. Sour Patch Kids: These are a type of sour sugar-coated gummies, similar to gummy bears, but with a sour sugar coating. They're a popular candy in the USA. Maybe you've seen them on the shelves and thought they were a type of food served in restaurants?

2. Watermelon: This is a refreshing summer fruit, commonly found in many restaurants and backyard barbecues across the USA. It's not unusual to see watermelon slices or salads on menus, especially during the warmer months.

But, I must confess, I've never heard of "Sour Patch Watermelon" being a specific dish or menu item in American restaurants. It's possible that you might have come across a creative recipe or food blog that combines watermelon with sour sugar or sour candies, but it's not a common dish you'd typically find in restaurants.

If you're curious, I can provide some fun facts about watermelon or Sour Patch Kids, or even suggest some refreshing watermelon-based recipes you can try at home!