A little bit ago I had the idea to make a green fruit salad for St. Patrick’s Day, all made with green fruit. I settled on a combination that included green grapes, Granny Smith apples, and kiwis for my green fruit salad. This would be great to serve along side your St. Patty’s Day Meal or it would be a fun way to start your day for breakfast. I recommended serving it with a dollop of sweetened whipped cream or a spoonful of my Shockingly Simple Fruit Dip. However, you could use whatever you want to serve it with – yogurt, cool whip, or my recipe for Key Lime Pie Dip if you want to stick with the green theme.
I am headed off to Wisconsin today and will be gone for a couple of days. So, I will try to update what I am doing on Twitter and Facebook while I am gone. I will of course let you know about all the fun sometime after I get back. Let’s hope for no flight delays on this trip.
Green Fruit Salad
Ingredients
- 2–3 cups green grapes
- 2 kiwi, diced into 1/2 chunks
- 2 Granny Smith apples, diced into 1/2 inch chunks
- sweetened whipped cream or Shockingly Simple Fruit Dip
Instructions
- In a large bow, toss the fruit together. Serve salad with a dollop of sweetened whipped cream or Shockingly Simple Fruit dip on top or each serving. Serves 6.
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what a great green fruit salad! such a pretty way to get some fruit into a meal.
what a great green fruit salad! such a pretty way to get some fruit into a meal.
So pretty, and I love all of those fruits! Sounds refreshing and delicious. And I like your idea of serving it for breakfast on St. Patrick’s Day!
So pretty, and I love all of those fruits! Sounds refreshing and delicious. And I like your idea of serving it for breakfast on St. Patrick’s Day!
We made this last night for my “almost” 3 year old grandson. His favorite color is GREEN, so what better way to get him to try different fruits than with this delightful and refreshing fruit salad. Of course, it was ALL about the sprinkles I put on top of the whipped cream, but he REALLY liked it, as did his parents. Score one for grandma!!
We made this last night for my “almost” 3 year old grandson. His favorite color is GREEN, so what better way to get him to try different fruits than with this delightful and refreshing fruit salad. Of course, it was ALL about the sprinkles I put on top of the whipped cream, but he REALLY liked it, as did his parents. Score one for grandma!!
Have a safe trip!
Have a safe trip!
So simple, but GREAT idea for St. Patricks Day. Thanks!
So simple, but GREAT idea for St. Patricks Day. Thanks!