Fruit Salad Sundae


This is a really simple and delicious fruit salad sundae with Greek yogurt. It takes minutes to prepare, and as it can be prepared in advance and left to chill in the fridge it is perfect for dinner parties. It is best when you use the freshest fruit available, and you can use whichever fruit you like best.

I made mine in tall sundae glasses, but if you don’t have these, use regular dessert bowls, the result will still be delicious.

I used banana, seedless grapes, strawberries and raspberries, chop them into small pieces and layer them in the glass. For the topping I used Greek yogurt, mixed with a spoonful of clear honey and a spoonful of chopped walnuts. On top of this I placed a little more of the chopped fruit. Serve straight away or leave to chill in the fridge for later.

Fruit Salad Sundae with Greek Yogurt

Enjoy!

PS. Simon Rimmer, my favourite TV chef, would most probably add a sprig of mint to the top of this fruit salad, but I am from the ‘No Mint on Desserts’ school of thought. ;) But add one if you wish :)

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the fruit salad sundae looks nice n i am going to cook it. lol

i mean make it for my school coursework thank you for the information

Thanks for the comments, I am glad you like the fruit salad sundae, and good luck with your course work.

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are you the same author of the other recipe? It sounds exactly the same, just curious.

Not guilty, I only share recipes on this site. This is a fairly common fruit / greek yogurt / honey combo recipe that has been around for a long time. I first saw it in one of those free magazines they give away at the supermarket checkouts, and have been making it ever since. :)