Tropical Fruit Salsa. Try fruit salsa that's easy to make and keeps for a week in your fridge. MORE+ LESS For a gift, pour the salsa into a fun-shaped jar or decorative bottle, then label and tie with a fancy ribbon. This tropical fruit salsa was recreated from a salsa bought from a fancy market.
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Tropical Fruit Salsa is made with cantaloupe, tomatoes, pineapple, red onion, cilantro, lime juice, and spices.
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You can Have Tropical Fruit Salsa using 7 ingredients and 1 steps. Here is how you achieve it.
Ingredients of Tropical Fruit Salsa
- What You needis of of chopped mango.
- It's of of chopped pineapple.
- What You needis of of chopped passion fruit.
- Lets Go Prepare of chopped kiwi.
- It's of chopped cilantro.
- What You needis of seeded and chopped serrano pepper.
- Lets Go Prepare of of drained and rinsed black beans.
This tropical fruit salsa has mango, papaya and kiwi drizzle with orange juice and tossed with fresh Whatever you wanna call it… it's fresh, fruity and flirty. Sorry just wanted to fit in another f-word in. Tropical Fruit Salsa comes together in only a few minutes and creates a fresh and flavorful addition to any meal or fun afternoon snack that both kids and adults will love. Our Tropical Fruit Salsa uses a few different types of tropical fruits, but feel free to make changes, depending on what is in season.
Tropical Fruit Salsa step by step
- Combine all ingredients mix well. Serve with your favorite foods.
For example, substitute a can of unsweetened pineapple chunks. You'll be amazed how delicious homemade can be! This Tropical Fruit Salsa is a delicious summertime treat. You can develop a real passion for this salsa since it is low in calories and very flavorful. There are no hard-and-fast rules in making salsa.