Apple Salad

"A bit of a variation on Waldorf Salad. With low-fat or nonfat mayo, it's a low-cal treat. This amount only serves 2-3 people, but it's easy to double (and redouble) for larger numbers."
 
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Ready In:
25mins
Ingredients:
8
Serves:
2-3
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ingredients

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directions

  • Combine the salad ingredients in a medium bowl.
  • In a small bowl, combine the dressing ingredients and blend the dressing with the fruit mixture.
  • Refrigerate until ready to serve.

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Reviews

  1. Delicious, satisfying and didn't miss the fat a bit. Used fresh pineapple and dried cranberries.
     
  2. This is really good. I made it because I had everything on hand and needed to use up some apples. I forgot to put the mayo in the dressing, so it was kinda juicy, but the flavor was delicious. I probably will continue to omit it because I didn't miss it. Very good! Thanks for posting.
     
  3. I like the fact that this recipe is low-fat. The apples together with the pineapple was a pleasant mixture. Unfortunately, I think that it was also bland. The dressing could really use some more spice, sweet, tang (not to mention color)... something to bring out the flavors of the fruit and enliven the senses. Wish I could give it more than three stars.
     
  4. Needed a quick complement to a dinner of hearty minestrone and was looking for something that relied on items I had on hand. Decided to go with apples and stumbled on this recipe. Though not attractive to look at, the salad was delicious. My version used fat free mayo and Greek yogurt to make it consistent with the WW Core program. A definite keeper.
     
  5. Served this salad as dessert after a very heavy dinner and my guests were delighted. I used fuji apples which I think added more crunch and sweetness. This recipe's a keeper.
     
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I am a retired community college instructor. I taught Communication Studies for 36 years, 34 of them at a community college in California. I do a lot of church volunteer work, and a lot of pitterputtering, and retirement is great!
 
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