Fruit Recipes

This fruit pizza starts with a slightly doughy jumbo sugar cookie, which already seems like it can’t get any better, but buckle up. It’s about to get WAY wild in here. The jumbo sugar cookie is intentionally underbaked so it stays nice and soft and doughy. It’s topped with a cream cheese frosting – repeat: cream cheese frosting – and then it’s decorated with juicy, colorful fruit in a meticulous rainbow pattern.

This Berry Fruit Salad is an easy and healthy summer salad. A refreshing honey-lime dressing takes this easy fruit salad recipe to a whole new level of deliciousness! We make fruit salad all the time, but this one is extra special. This berry fruit salad is made with the best fresh summer fruits, including four kinds of berries and cherries. But wait, is a cherry a berry? No, cherries are not berries. Cherries are part of a different category of fruits called drupes. These fruits have an outer flesh that surrounds a pit (peaches and plums also fall into this category). Regardless, the cherries add a delicious twist to this berry salad!

You can always pay two bucks extra for chipotle guacamole—or you can use the company's top-secret recipe to make it at home, eat it by the spoonful, and put the $2 toward an extra margarita tonight.Choose the right avocado. It should feel squishy yet firm (like the palm of your hand) and be a nice dark green color on the inside.

For this delicious, simple pie, all you 'll need is a 9x9-inch pan, melted butter, a yummy batter and some sliced, fresh fruit. The batter goes in the pan, the fruit is poured on top of the batter, and the cobbler is baked in the oven for an hour.

What goes together better than margaritas and guacamole? Nothing, that’s what! This guacamole gets a zing from lots of lime juice and a real kick from a big splash of tequila. You can feel good about snacking on this guac since it’s full of vitamin C (35% DV) and good fats from California avocados, while providing 45% DV, Vitamin K and 40% DV Dietary Fiber.

The best guacamole recipe EVER. A mix between creamy and chunky with bites of heat from jalapeno and flavor from cilantro and lime juice. You need this in your life! This recipe is for the real deal guacamole lovers out there. Serve it with your favorite tortilla chips, carrot sticks or red bell pepper strips, these amazing paleo crackers or anything else you can dream up. Personally, I love it on grilled chicken, salmon, and especially these vegetarian enchiladas.

This guacamole is the definitive recipe. It is dead simple and easily scaled to serve a crowd, which is good because you'll need a lot of it — even if you're the only one partaking. To keep avocado from turning brown, boil for 10 seconds to kill enzyme inside the skin and immediately plunge into ice water. You can also add some lime juice to makes the flavor better.

Simple, healthy no-sugar-added fruit snacks, When you look at the nutritional label, you may be surprised to find out that fruit snacks are full of corn syrup, artificial flavors, and artificial colors. Commercial fruit snacks are far from Healthy! These Homemade Fruit Snacks are made with 3 simple ingredients — 100% Fruit Juice, Gelatin, and Honey. That’s it! The gelatin is what forms the ingredients together, is full of collagen protein, and amazing for gut health. The honey is a natural sweetener.

Here it is, an amazing smoothie. This one is blueberries and banana pretty much with a little hint of mint coming from fresh mint leaves. A very refreshing smoothie indeed!! Believe it or not but the mint gives the smoothie a really refreshing subtle flavor. You can omit it if you wish but I strongly recommend you use it.

An easy and delicious breakfast porridge bowl that takes less than 10 minutes to throw together. This breakfast recipe is creamy and dreamy! It’s a simple blend of oats and chia, cooked in oat milk (or almond milk), and topped with banana, frozen raspberries, coconut flakes, and carob chips. You gonna love this recipe because it truly is so warm, wholesome and comforting.

A winter bourbon smashes made with raspberry preserves instead of fresh fruit to keep it seasonal and simple. Fresh and citrusy, not too sweet, and perfect for New Year's Eve and other cold-weather special occasions. This beautiful, simple drink highlights the bourbon beautifully. It’s fruity, bright with citrus, and not too strong.

Juicing is a great way to add the full nutritional benefits of raw fruits and vegetables into your diet, but it’s hard to experience what juicing has to offer if you can’t find blends you like. A great post-workout snack that will help you stay hydrated! This beginner-friendly juice recipe makes fruit approachable and refreshing blends virtually anyone will enjoy.