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kmkrueb on 7.5.2012
I made this fruit salad for the Fourth of July and I loved it! The combination of lime, mint and honey is excellent with fruit.
kender3 on 3.4.2012
Perhaps my mint was especially potent–all the other flavors were subsumed. Not inedible or bad, but too much mint for us.
Karen Bruner on 9.27.2011
I made this for a baby shower and everyone loved it. Several even asked for the recipe.
kitchenlovenest on 6.3.2011
Loved this! I made this dessert for a dinner party with friends who are vegan and gluten-intolerant and it was perfect. Fresh, easy, amazing.
chicagosummerlinds on 5.14.2011
made this to go with quiche and coffee cake for mother’s day brunch, and it was HUGE hit! i’m glad i made a ton, because everyone asked for the leftovers! the dressing is very, very good…i couldn’t stop sneaking tastes as i was mixing it up.
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Delaware foodie on 8.27.2015
Tried this recipe last night for a light summer dessert for a dinner party and it was a big hit. Summer in Delaware gives us a bounty of fresh fruit so a tray full of peaches and nectarines were put to good use. Instead of pulling off individual leaves of mint I just cut up several stalks and put those in the syrup and also warmed the syrup in the microwave on half power for about a minute to melt the sugar. Served the peaches on small squares of home made pound cake with a dollop of fresh whipped cream and mint leaves. Delicious! Will do this again. Thanks for the recipe.
lisd4 on 4.11.2010
I have done this exact recipe several times and it is delicious with lots of different types of fruit. I have also used canned pineapple in juice, and mixed in the juice with the lime juice, honey, and mint – very good.
mindeola on 9.29.2009
Oh my. This is fancy without being fancy , ya know? LOL So light and refreshing. I used the fruit I had on hand: pineapple, cantaloupe, honeydew, strawberries and red grapes. I know this will become a staple at our house. Tanaks so much for sharimg.
mynameisern on 9.7.2009
This recipe really seems great with any fruit. I used nectarines, blueberries, raspberries, grapes and threw in a few handful of raisins. Very fresh and simple-tasting…a perfect salad for very little effort with great results!
mimnousa on 8.23.2009
This was a huge hit!! Even the kids that were a little wary of mint and fruit together kept sneaking pieces of fruit from the bowl. It was the only side dish that didn’t have leftovers at the end of the day! I used lemon juice because I didn’t have any limes, but I’m sure the lime would have been great, too.