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EasySummer Fruit Salad
A simple, refreshing five-minute melon salad with watermelon, pineapple, honeydew, cantaloupe, and a fresh squeeze of lime.
Rachel ParksIngredients
- 2 cups watermelon
- 2 cups pineapple
- 2 cups honeydew
- 2 cups cantaloupe
- 2 tbsp lime juice
Instructions
- 1Cut all of the fruits into bite-size pieces.
- 2Add a fresh squeeze of lime on top and toss gently.
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Open in Pepper →Why Fruit Salad Belongs on Every Table
Fruit salad is one of those dishes that punches way above its weight. It takes ten minutes, requires zero cooking, and somehow always disappears first at the table. The trick is balance — mix something juicy (watermelon, pineapple, peaches) with something tart (berries, citrus, kiwi) and finish with a quick honey-lime or citrus dressing to tie it all together. A handful of fresh mint or basil takes it from snack to centerpiece.
From classic ambrosia and Cool Whip-fluffed potluck salads to clean berry bowls and tropical piña colada blends, home cooks on Pepper have built a library of fruit salad recipes for every season, sharing their favorites, swapping ideas, and finding the perfect dish for brunch, the cookout, or just a sweet afternoon snack.
Quick Tips
- 1
Balance juicy with tart
Pair watery fruits like watermelon and pineapple with tart berries and citrus so the bowl doesn't get soggy or one-note.
- 2
Dress with citrus + honey
A quick whisk of lime or lemon juice with honey wakes up every fruit and keeps things from browning.
- 3
Add bananas last
Slice bananas right before serving so they stay creamy instead of turning brown and mushy in the bowl.
- 4
Finish with fresh herbs
A handful of torn basil or mint instantly takes a fruit salad from snack to dinner-party side.
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