This was a really delicious easy fruit salad. I did use different fruit from the original recipe but made the dressing as written. The dressing is wonderful. Light lemony and minty. I'll be making this one again.
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How much lemon juice? Allergic to eggs mayo vinegar and some of the fruits but this looks like a good option for the dressing portion for salad but nothing listed on amounts of juice....
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How much lemon juice? Allergic to eggs mayo vinegar and some of the fruits but this looks like a good option for the dressing portion for salad but nothing listed on amounts of juice....
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This was a really delicious easy fruit salad. I did use different fruit from the original recipe but made the dressing as written. The dressing is wonderful. Light lemony and minty. I'll be making this one again.
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this is so yummy in fact I used this recipe for a Nutrition project for nursing school and was so proud to present it... Thank you and now I have passed this recipe on to family members and friends..
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Loved this fruit treat and will make it again & again probably differently each time. Went shopping and selected fruit that looked the freshest ripest & best. That turned out to be: 2 Georgia peaches 2 nectarines 1 red pear about a cup each of blueberries raspberries blackberries strawberries (quartered) seedless white grapes (halved) and small seedless red grapes. The fruit mixture can vary it's the dressing that makes it magic. Lemon juice quantity wasn't clear to me so I juiced and zested 2 large lemons 2 small limes and 2 oranges. The juice added up to a cup and I added a half cup of honey to get the sweet-tart balance I wanted. 2 Tbsp of very finely minced fresh mint leaves seemed like enough. I hope to find chocolate mint leaves one of these days. I used only half of the dressing for that amount of fruit. This was delicious!!
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My family loved this I was concerned that it might be too minty but they thought it was just right. My wife said It has just the slightest hint mint which gave this a real fresh taste.
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Incredible dressing! Have used this many times now. I change up the fruit every time but keep the dressing exactly as written. So fresh and delicious. Thanks.
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You select your favorite fruits. the flavor is really brought together by the syrup. I used watermelon pineapple strawberries and blackberries. I mixed residual watermelon juice with the syrup and it gave a wonderful flavor. Super refreshing. It was a hit at the dinner party.
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What a simple and delicous dressing for fruit salad! I ued fresh fruit I had on hand blueberries blackberries and peaches and followed the dressing recipe as written. Simple yet the flavors melded together beautifully.
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I made this for a potluck and I got so many compliments. I took the easy route and bought fruit already diced (watermelon melon pineapple strawberries blue berries pineapple and kiwi) up from the grocery store. I eyeballed the amount of honey mint (used regular - couldn't find chocolate) lemon zest and lemon juice.
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Summer Fruit Salad with a Lemon, Honey, and Mint Dressing
Servings Per Recipe: 8 Calories: 99
% Daily Value *
protein:
1.5g
3 %
carbohydrates:
24.8g
8 %
dietary fiber:
2.8g
11 %
sugars:
19.9g
fat:
0.5g
1 %
saturated fat:
0.1g
vitamin a iu:
618.3IU
12 %
niacin equivalents:
1.1mg
9 %
vitamin b6:
0.1mg
6 %
vitamin c:
51.1mg
85 %
folate:
17.7mcg
4 %
calcium:
24.9mg
3 %
iron:
0.6mg
4 %
magnesium:
20.7mg
7 %
potassium:
315.8mg
9 %
sodium:
3.2mg
thiamin:
0.1mg
11 %
calories from fat:
4.8
*Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs.
**Nutrient information is not available for all ingredients. Amount is based on available nutrient data.
(-)Information is not currently available for this nutrient. If you are following a medically restrictive diet, please consult your doctor or registered dietitian before preparing this recipe for personal consumption.
How much lemon juice? Allergic to eggs mayo vinegar and some of the fruits but this looks like a good option for the dressing portion for salad but nothing listed on amounts of juice....
This was a really delicious easy fruit salad. I did use different fruit from the original recipe but made the dressing as written. The dressing is wonderful. Light lemony and minty. I'll be making this one again.
this is so yummy in fact I used this recipe for a Nutrition project for nursing school and was so proud to present it... Thank you and now I have passed this recipe on to family members and friends..
Loved this fruit treat and will make it again & again probably differently each time. Went shopping and selected fruit that looked the freshest ripest & best. That turned out to be: 2 Georgia peaches 2 nectarines 1 red pear about a cup each of blueberries raspberries blackberries strawberries (quartered) seedless white grapes (halved) and small seedless red grapes. The fruit mixture can vary it's the dressing that makes it magic. Lemon juice quantity wasn't clear to me so I juiced and zested 2 large lemons 2 small limes and 2 oranges. The juice added up to a cup and I added a half cup of honey to get the sweet-tart balance I wanted. 2 Tbsp of very finely minced fresh mint leaves seemed like enough. I hope to find chocolate mint leaves one of these days. I used only half of the dressing for that amount of fruit. This was delicious!!
My family loved this I was concerned that it might be too minty but they thought it was just right. My wife said It has just the slightest hint mint which gave this a real fresh taste.
Incredible dressing! Have used this many times now. I change up the fruit every time but keep the dressing exactly as written. So fresh and delicious. Thanks.
You select your favorite fruits. the flavor is really brought together by the syrup. I used watermelon pineapple strawberries and blackberries. I mixed residual watermelon juice with the syrup and it gave a wonderful flavor. Super refreshing. It was a hit at the dinner party.
What a simple and delicous dressing for fruit salad! I ued fresh fruit I had on hand blueberries blackberries and peaches and followed the dressing recipe as written. Simple yet the flavors melded together beautifully.
I made this for a potluck and I got so many compliments. I took the easy route and bought fruit already diced (watermelon melon pineapple strawberries blue berries pineapple and kiwi) up from the grocery store. I eyeballed the amount of honey mint (used regular - couldn't find chocolate) lemon zest and lemon juice.
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