A festive juicy, tangy and naturally sweet salad of thinly sliced citrus and kiwi scattered with berries and pomegranate seeds.
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Citrus, Kiwi & Pomegranate Fruit Salad
WASH all the fruit, including the citrus. Peel & cut citrus and kiwi using a serrated bread-style knife. Cut into thin wedges.
ARRANGE wedges around a platter.
SCATTER with pomegranate seeds and berries.
SERVE with plain yoghurt or make your own fruit-flavoured yoghurt and control the amount of added sugar.
STORE in the fridge covered.
ADD coconut chips, raw cacao nibs, nuts or seeds.
ADD RAW HONEY drizzled as thin as a spiders web across the salad
SERRATED KNIFE = bread knife is easier to cut citrus + citrus acid dulls a chefs knife
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