I can’t stop eating this fresh fruit salsa! Sweet berries, tropical mango, and a splash of lime, get outta here! It’s so good, especially with my crispy cinnamon sugar chips!
Reasons You’ll Be Obsessed!
Flavor Explosion: A juicy mix of sweet, tangy, and tropical in every bite.Versatile: Our favorite way to enjoy fruit salsa is with my cinnamon chips, but tortilla chips also work! You can also serve it over vanilla ice cream, pancakes, crepes, or topped with fresh whipped cream.Crowd Charmer: Bright colors + bold flavors = guaranteed compliments.Fruit Salsa Ingredients
Apple: The apple adds a crispy texture in every bite! Use your favorite kind of apple.Lime: The squeeze of lime helps keep the apple from browning. Substitute with lemon juice if you prefer.Fruit Preserves: I LOVE the addition of the raspberry flavor in this salsa, but you can use any flavor preserves you like! Try strawberry, apricot, or orange marmalade.Fruit: If you want, you can try switching up the fruit by using pears, peaches, or blueberries. But, avoid using fruit that gets mushy, like bananas and fresh raspberries.Add Herbs: You can add fresh herbs like mint and basil to give the salsa depth in flavor. It’s also pretty for garnish!
How to Make Fruit Salsa
This fruit salsa recipe comes together in just minutes. Once you’ve got your fruit prepped, it’s as easy as toss, chill, and serve. Trust me, the hardest part is not eating it all straight from the bowl!
Add Lime Juice: Squeeze the juice of a lime over the diced apple, then stir to coat.Combine Fruit: In a large bowl, combine the strawberries, kiwis, apples, and mangoes.Raspberry Jam: Add raspberry jam to the fruit.Stir and Serve: Gently stir to combine and serve with cinnamon chips and enjoy!
lyssa’s Pro Tip
Cutting the Fruit: The trick to perfect fruit salsa is to dice the fruit! You want small and uniform bite-size pieces.
How to Store Fruit Salsa
In the Refrigerator: Store fruit salsa in an airtight container in the fridge for 2 days. Give it a stir before you serve it again.Make in Advance: Fruit salsa is great to make ahead for your guests. I think it’s even better the next day because the juices from the fruit get sweeter as it sits!In theFreezer Do not freeze fresh fruit salsa! If you do, the fruit will thaw into a watery, mushy texture.
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Fruit Salsa
A sweet and refreshing mix of chopped fruit tossed with citrus and a touch of jam. Perfect for parties, snacking, or summer desserts!Course Appetizer, SnackCuisine AmericanKeyword fresh fruit salsa, fresh fruit salsa recipe, fruit salsa, fruit salsa recipePrep Time 15 minutesminutesTotal Time 15 minutesminutesServings 6ServingsCalories 107kcalAuthor Alyssa RiversIngredients
1(16-ounce)container diced strawberries3mediumdiced kiwispeeled1largediced honey crisp applepeeled and cored2largediced mangoespeeledlimejuiced2tablespoonsraspberry jamor any flavorInstructions
Squeeze the juice of ½ lime over the diced apple and stir to coat.To a large bowl, combine 1 (16-ounce) container diced strawberries3 medium diced kiwis1 large diced honey crisp apple, and 2 large diced mangoesAdd 2 tablespoons raspberry jam to the fruit then gently stir to combine.Serve with cinnamon chips and enjoy!Notes
Storage: Store fruit salsa in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 2 days, and give it a quick stir before serving. It’s even better the next day! But don’t freeze it, or you’ll end up with a watery mess.Nutrition
Calories: 107kcalCarbohydrates: 27gProtein: 1gFat: 1gSaturated Fat: 0.1gPolyunsaturated Fat: 0.2gMonounsaturated Fat: 0.1gSodium: 6mgPotassium: 257mgFiber: 4gSugar: 21gVitamin A: 809IUVitamin C: 63mgCalcium: 29mgIron: 0.3mgMore Dip Recipes to Try!
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