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This vitamin-rich fruit and vegetable salad has a refreshing orange taste.

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(9 Ratings)

9 Ratings

5 spoons 44%

4 spoons 33%

3 spoons 22%

2 spoons

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PREP TIME
15 Min
TOTAL TIME
15 Min
SERVINGS
8

7: cups bite-size pieces fresh spinach

1/2: cup shredded coconut

1: can (11 ounces) pineapple and mandarin orange segments, drained

1/3: cup orange juice

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1 Toss spinach, coconut and fruit in large bowl.
2 Drizzle with orange juice. Serve immediately.

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Expert Tips

Greek mythology cites ambrosia (meaning “immortality”) as the food of the gods. Today’s cooks know ambrosia as a salad or dessert of chilled fruit mixed with coconut.

Vary the fruit by using sliced starfruit or kiwifruit.