Honey Lime Fruit Salad is an incredible tasting and refreshing fruit salad!
If you love honey and lime, you will LOVE a bowl of this Honey Lime Fruit Salad! What better way to either start the day, enjoy the day, or FINISH the day with a bowl of fresh, ripe fruit, bursting with flavour.
Fruit Salad
Yet another one of those recipes I hesitated to share because of its simplicity, BUT, I know some of you will love and appreciate a new way to eat your fruits. This fruit salad recipe has been in our family for more than I can remember. In fact, we just drizzle on honey, squeeze over lime, and never measure anything because, well, we just have this ‘knowing’ of how much to put in. It’s such a common recipe, there are a gazillion Honey Lime Fruit Salad recipes on the internet, in recipe books, magazines, and anywhere else you look.
Juice
There’s one little addition we add to it to give it amazing flavour. Pineapple juice in the dressing makes a difference! The honey is GREAT if you have some fruit on the sour side. The lime juice gives it a bit of a beautiful, tangy kick. However, adding pineapple juice gives it a hint of sweetness, and can’t put your fork (or spoon) down type of situation.
If you’ve never tried a Honey Lime Fruit Salad with the addition of a tropical pineapple, do yourselves a favour and PLEASE go run into your kitchens!
Serving suggestion
Try it with this Coconut Whipped Cream, or this 3-Ingredient Double Chocolate Mousse!
Some Honey Lime Fruit Salad Tips:
- We leave out bananas in our fruit salads because of the empowering banana flavour being absorbed by the other fruit. You can add banana if you wish! I recommend adding it just before serving.
- You can substitute pineapple juice for orange juice or apple juice.
- Use any fruits you like! Add in blackberries, pomegranates, pear, apple, orange slices, mandarin slices, peaches, apricots, the choices are endless.
WATCH US MAKE THIS FRUIT SALAD RECIPE RIGHT HERE!
Honey Lime Fruit Salad
Ingredients
- 1 pound (500 g) strawberries washed, hulled and sliced
- 3 kiwi fruits peeled and sliced into half moons
- 2 mangoes peeled and diced
- 10 ounces (300 g) blueberries washed
- 1 cup green grapes halved
- 9 ounce (250 g) can pineapple chunks or pieces (or 1/2 of a fresh pineapple, peeled and diced)
- 3 tablespoons honey
- 1 tablespoon fresh squeezed lime juice
- 1 tablespoon pineapple juice (from the canned pineapple, if using)
Instructions
- Place prepared washed and sliced or diced fruits in a large salad bowl.
- Using a measuring jug, combine the honey, lime juice and pineapple juice. Pour the syrup through the fruit and mix well. Mix the juices accumulated at the bottom of the bowl once again before serving, if not serving immediately.
Denise says
My husband and I loved it! It was a great complimentary dish to our smoked brisket! Definitelyvwill make again!
rohit aggarwal says
thank you for giving me wonderful information
Luz Rojas says
Can I use frozen fruits instead of fresh? Either way am going to make it, thanks
Abby says
This recipe was incredible! I used white peaches, red grapes, honey crisp apples, strawberries, blueberries, and raspberries. I also added some fresh julienne mint; It was a total game changer!!! I can’t wait to make this again!!
Barbara Smith says
Made this for my grandchildren as I have them every Thursday for dinner, and they wanted something
different. Can we all say YUMMY and will be making this again! Thanks for the recipe!
Marsha says
I’m taking this to a quilt guild meeting tonight. It’s so hot in Utah right now, the ladies will love it.
Brenda says
Two weeks ago, we entertained with a very special dinner. I made this Honey Lime Fruit Salad for dessert. I made it earlier in the day so that it would have time to marry with the honey-lime-pineapple syrup and yet not get mushy. I made it exactly as posted. I literally saw some guests’ eyes “pop” at their first bites. Then I listened to them “singing” with mmmm’s as they ate. One guest kept asking how I made it until I printed the recipe for her. She was all smiles. Now, you can tell that it makes a lot. I put the extra pineapple in a container for later. I poured a lot of the juice into our morning juice . For a few days afterward, we put the fruit into our oatmeal and had it for evening dessert. We did not tire of it. In fact, I need to make more!
Karina says
OH WOW!! That is awesome to hear! I am so glad that it turned out and you enjoyed it all!! Thank you so much for sharing and following along with me! XO
Deb says
Great to know it can be made ahead, thank you.
Cindie says
Wow, this looks amazing, and exactly what I need, because my apartment is too hot in the summerheat. Can this be made the day before? I have a roommate I get up before, so I have to be quiet in the morning. Looks forward to trying this.
Cheryl Jewhurst says
Made this exactly as directed and it was sensational. The dressing is DIVINE! The presentation is divine! It tasted wonderful. My new favorite fruit salad.
pavitra says
Wow, its looking delicious. I love fruit salad. I would try it for sure. Thanks for sharing.
Mary Ann says
Can you make this the day before? Would it get mushy?
Mary Ann says
This is a wonderful fruit salad recipe. I left out mangoes and added blackberries – because that’s what I had on hand. We thought the dressing was perfect – not too sweet but pulled all the ingredients together very nicely. Thank you!
Robyn Stone | Add a Pinch says
I could dig in to this salad right now, Karina! Just beautiful – looks so juicy & flavorful!
K says
Try adding poppy seeds (about 1 Tlb) It makes the fruit really beautiful and and adds a bit of Tea Room elegance. It’s the “tie” that goes with the suit, or the jewelry that finishes the perfect outfit. I promise you will love it! I shall try the pineapple – you all try the poppy seeds.
Oren says
What is the Chicken Dish with mushrooms that comes up when you want people to register for e-mail recipes??
I want to make that!!!