Fruit Salads are not only a great way to provide a healthier sweet dish but they also provide the most amazing, beautiful colors on tables.

“Picking seasonal fruits is the best place to start, if you see something new don't be afraid to try it!”

Fruit salads are best if assembled right before serving in order to avoid sogginess, browning etc. To save yourself some time though you can prep your fruits by cleaning if necessary.

Have you heard of the Clean Fifteen and the Dirty Dozen?

These lists compiled by the Environmental Working Group are so important to have handy when you shop. They are updated every year and let you know which fruits you are safe to purchase conventionally (non organic) and the ones which should be organic.

Ingredients

Any and all seasonal fruits, pick 5-6 to start

Toppings

Shredded Coconut

Chopped Nuts

Pomegranate Seeds

Wild Harvested Honey

Coconut Whipped Cream

Chia Seeds

Fruit Ideas

Pineapple

Mango

Blueberry

Blackberry

Kiwi

Banana

Papaya

Strawberry

Raspberry

Orange

Plum

Directions

1. Choose 5-6 seasonal fruits

2. Give variety of texture by chopping, slicing and adding in non fruit ingredients

3. Keep chilled till just before serving


Ingredient Benefits

Each fruit offers its own unique beautiful benefits. Most common are the high essential nutrient content, and hydrating benefits

Depending on which fruits you choose the benefits will of course vary but know you are doing your body good any time you attempt to consume items as close to nature as possible


Sarah’s Tips

One of my favorite combinations is - Grapefruit, Pineapple, Blackberries, Shredded Coconut and Chopped Walnuts.

Some fruits age a little quicker than others so it is best to serve your fruit salad right after you have mixed it. You can add a little bit of lemon juice and stir to help with natural preservation.


As with any recipe of mine, I encourage you to make it your own, experiment, adjust to your desired taste. Use this as a guide and develop a creation that YOU like best.

Sarah

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