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Honey dew melon seedlings

 
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I threw a bunch of honey dew melon seeds on top of my pile and they ALL sprouted. I just thinned them out and I’m wondering if I can eat these little seedling greens.  I know sprouted melon seeds are edible, but these seedlings already have their first true leaves.  Can I eat them?
 
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