Pomegranate Fruit Salad Recipe
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Jump to Recipe Watch VideoThis pomegranate fruit salad is a bright and fresh breakfast or brunch recipe that everyone will love! Loaded with winter citrus fruits and berries, you get delicious flavors in each bite.
This easy breakfast salad recipe is great for having guests over for the weekend, or entertaining for a holiday.
I love a good fruit salad all year, and this delicious pomegranate fruit salad with winter fruits is the perfect recipe to enjoy during the summer or the holiday season! I absolutely love pomegranate season in the winter. The bright red color of the seeds makes everything a little more festive.
We had family for the weekend, and this winter fruit salad was the perfect recipe to entertain with. I made a big batch for breakfast and brunch, and everyone dug in!
This Pomegranate Fruit Salad Recipe Is:
- Bright
- Fresh
- Sweet
- Juicy
- Flavorful
- A Great Make-Ahead Fruit Salad Recipe
- Totally Plant Based and Contains no Gluten, Wheat, or Animal Products
Winter Brunch Recipes
This pomegranate fruit salad is great for a quick weekend breakfast, brunch, or brinner (breakfast for dinner!). It’s the perfect recipe for brunch guests, or just for getting the whole family together to enjoy a slow weekend meal. This fruit salad with pomegranate seeds is also great for having company over for a holiday brunch as well.
Ready in 10 minutes, it’s simple to get on the table, and will go fast! You can see all my breakfast and brunch recipes to find your next morning favorite.
What’s In This Fruit Salad with Pomegranate Seeds?
Be sure to visit the recipe card below for full ingredient amounts and recipe instructions!
- Pomegranate (see video below for an easy no-mess method!)
- Pineapple
- Strawberries
- Clementines
- Star Fruit
- Apples
- Orange Juice
The Best Holiday Fruit Salad Recipes
This sweet pomegranate salad is a fantastic recipe for the holidays – add it to your Christmas, Thanksgiving, or Hanukah table and enjoy. This will be one crowd pleaser salad recipe everyone will love. And this simple make-ahead salad are fantastic to prep ahead of time.
How Can I Add Pomegranate to My Fruit Salad?
- De-seed your pomegranate (see video below), and place seeds in a large serving bowl.
- Add the pineapple chunks. I like to slice off the top of the pineapple, then carefully remove the tough skin with a knife, working from the top of the pineapple down, cutting it off in strips. I then cut the fruit around the core, and cube the pineapple chunks into bite-sized pieces. I compost the core, top, and skins. Add the cut pineapple to the bowl with the pomegranate seeds.
- Add the sliced strawberries, clementines, star fruit, and apples. Pour the orange juice over the fruit, and mix well to combine.
- Serve along side lunch or a holiday breakfast. The fruit should keep for 3 days in the refrigerator. Enjoy!
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Pomegranate Fruit Salad
Equipment
Ingredients
- 1 large pomegranate seeded (see video below for an easy no-mess method!)
- 1 pineapple cubed into 1/2 inch chunks
- 1 lb strawberries sliced with tops removed
- 4 clementines peeled
- 1 star fruit sliced
- 2 apples sliced
- 1/4 cup orange juice
Instructions
- De-seed your pomegranate (see video below), and place seeds in a large serving bowl.
- Add the pineapple chunks. I like to slice off the top of the pineapple, then carefully remove the tough skin with a knife, working from the top of the pineapple down, cutting it off in strips. I then cut the fruit around the core, and cube the pineapple chunks into bite-sized pieces. I compost the core, top, and skins. Add the cut pineapple to the bowl with the pomegranate seeds.
- Add the sliced strawberries, clementines, star fruit, and apples. Pour the orange juice over the fruit, and mix well to combine.
- Serve along side lunch or a holiday breakfast. The fruit should keep for 3 days in the refrigerator. Enjoy!
Nutrition
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