This vibrant fall fruit salad combines crisp apples, juicy plums, and sweet persimmons with pomegranate seeds and a hint of cinnamon for a cozy, seasonal twist on traditional fruit salad.
Apple and persimmons: Quarter and core the apple. Cut the apple and persimmon into strips and dice into small pieces. You don't have to peel the persimmons.
Plums and kiwis: Peel the kiwis and pit the plums, then dice them into small pieces.
Tangerines and grapes: Peel the tangerines, remove any thick white strings, and separate them into wedges. Cut the wedges and grapes into small pieces.
Pomegranate: Cut off the top of the pomegranate to reveal the white membranes inside. Score along each membrane line from top to bottom, then gently pull the sections apart. Tap out the seeds over a bowl or use your fingers to pull them out.
Combine: Add all the fruits to a large bowl. Cut the extra tangerine in half and squeeze it over the mix. Sprinkle with cinnamon (optional), and toss gently to combine.
Notes
Storage: You can store the fruit salad in a large airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 3 days. After that, the fruits will get soggy.
For easy grab-and-go snacks, divide the fruit salad into individual jars to keep in your fridge.
Top with chopped nuts (e.g., pecan nuts, hazelnuts, almonds) or some homemade granola for some crunch.