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love red fruit so must be delish as a salad! nom 🙂 This will be a salad that everyone will love!
I know this is delicious now while all of these fruits are in season; but, wouldn’t it be so pretty to serve at Christmas or Valentine’s! It looks delicious. I will have to pin this!
Obviously you can leave it out, but my family are all of age. At least at this gathering. You don’t have to put it in, but the Chambord is raspberry flavored, just another layer of flavor.
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Love fruit salad! Often top our with bubbly, but like the idea of the Chambord. This is one of those recipes I make at least once a year — almost always around this time of the year with all the great fruit that’s around. Your version looks terrific — thanks.
This is something I have never tried with a fruit salad! I imagine it is totally delish! Thanks for sharing with us at Brag About It! Pinned to share 🙂 Have a great week!
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Your Red Fruit Salad would be delicious. Thanks so much for sharing with Full Plate Thursday this week. Hope you are having a great day and come back to see us real soon!
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Such a beautiful salad and wonderful gift from your friend! I wish I could snatch the Cointreau and Grand Marnier right out of the basket for myself as I love those orange-flavored liqueurs. I’ll bet the Chambord was delicious on the fruit too!
What a wonderful salad Madonna. I will remember this when all of our family visits. You are lucky to have such a great blogging buddy who sends you mini bottles of booze! You can send Trish my way. LOL.
Penny, I really love this salad, I can’t believe I forgot about it. The watermelon makes for a big presentation and almost everyone loves watermelon. As for Trish, she is the best. I can’t believe my present.
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I love bloggers too and it is for simple dishes like this that we can only appreciate at certain times of the year. I’m happy you were inspired by another blogger who made you remember this dish. 🙂
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Just wanted to stop back by and say “hello”. Hope all is well as you have been missed here.
Thanks Karen. I am touched by your thoughtfulness. I am dealing with an allergy that has really impacted my health, but I am just about to get control of it.
It is gorgeous! I love all the shades of red and different textures. I would be sure to fill my plate mostly with this at any picnic or potluck!
Thanks Chris. I love it too. Hope you are having a good 4th.
love red fruit so must be delish as a salad! nom 🙂 This will be a salad that everyone will love!
I have never know anyone that did not like it except a co-worker that dislike watermelon. I accused him of being weird. 🙂
looks like a great dish for this hot weather. thanks for the recipe.
I hope you enjoy it. Thanks for stopping by.
Your red fruit salad looks and sounds so refreshing, Madonna! It’s hot here, too, and the less heating up the kitchen, the better.
Happy 4th to you!
I am just in love with this salad. And, it goes together so easily. Happy 4th to you and your grands.
I know this is delicious now while all of these fruits are in season; but, wouldn’t it be so pretty to serve at Christmas or Valentine’s! It looks delicious. I will have to pin this!
It would be pretty, but totally out of season. Maybe south of the equator. ???
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So bright and pretty and yummy!
Thanks so much Courtney.
I’ve never put liquer in my fruit salad before but something tells me it will be a hit in my house!
Obviously you can leave it out, but my family are all of age. At least at this gathering. You don’t have to put it in, but the Chambord is raspberry flavored, just another layer of flavor.
Thanks for stopping by.
Pretty and delicious – can’t beat that!
Love fruit salad! Often top our with bubbly, but like the idea of the Chambord. This is one of those recipes I make at least once a year — almost always around this time of the year with all the great fruit that’s around. Your version looks terrific — thanks.
Thanks John. Hope you had a great holiday.
This is something I have never tried with a fruit salad! I imagine it is totally delish! Thanks for sharing with us at Brag About It! Pinned to share 🙂 Have a great week!
~Laurie
This is a perfect recipe for the summer! Thank you for linking up to Thoughts of Home on Thursday. We really appreciate you! Have a wonderful weekend!
This looks like a really delicious salad. Love that you added Chambord!
This was so good Pamela, and so little work. The Chambord just added one more note to it all. And, I like that is so pretty.
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Your Red Fruit Salad would be delicious. Thanks so much for sharing with Full Plate Thursday this week. Hope you are having a great day and come back to see us real soon!
Miz Helen
Love, love this salad. A little kick in the pants with some good liquor and fruits. Beautiful.
Velva
Thanks so much Velva. It was so good, I hope you will give it a try.
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Such a beautiful salad and wonderful gift from your friend! I wish I could snatch the Cointreau and Grand Marnier right out of the basket for myself as I love those orange-flavored liqueurs. I’ll bet the Chambord was delicious on the fruit too!
I have plans for the Grand Marnier. For someone that doesn’t drink, I was delighted with my gift.:)
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This is the most beautiful salad and you presented it so well…I pinned …
going to make this tomorrow…thanks so much. Here from Rattlebridge…
I hope you enjoy it.
What a wonderful salad Madonna. I will remember this when all of our family visits. You are lucky to have such a great blogging buddy who sends you mini bottles of booze! You can send Trish my way. LOL.
Penny, I really love this salad, I can’t believe I forgot about it. The watermelon makes for a big presentation and almost everyone loves watermelon. As for Trish, she is the best. I can’t believe my present.
Thanks for stopping by.
I love bloggers too and it is for simple dishes like this that we can only appreciate at certain times of the year. I’m happy you were inspired by another blogger who made you remember this dish. 🙂
Just wanted to stop back by and say “hello”. Hope all is well as you have been missed here.
Thanks Karen. I am touched by your thoughtfulness. I am dealing with an allergy that has really impacted my health, but I am just about to get control of it.
The salad makes me hungry now ♥
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I hope you will give it a try. Thank you for stopping by Summer.
I love PB blog too..how very very nice of your friend to send you such a nice assortment..like fancy perfume miniatures..
Lovely.
Monique, I really enjoy PB. I have a fantasy that I will pick up a paint brush again.
These little miniatures have been so great for cooking. I rarely drink, but love it in my cooking.
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Looks like a yummy salad! I especially love to enjoy a good fruit salad in the colder months, it makes me dream of Summer gardening!
Just hoping everything is alright with you..I do hope so:)
I hope to be back soon. Thanks so much for checking on me.
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I love the idea of curating a color in fruit salad. This ruby red variety is gorgeous!