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There’s not much better on a supermarket adventure than suddenly realising the fruits and fresh foods you adore have come into season and you can spend a ridiculously small amount to fill your trolley with a delicious, vitamin packed fruit feast.
In this case mangoes and avocados are our triumphant heroes.
I’ve previously written about the benefits and joys of eating lots of avocados, they are one of my favourite products for healthy skin.
They are also amazing for the body in times of stress due to being packed with B-Vitamins (known stress reducers!).
Most stores are selling them for under $2 so there is no excuse not to get these globes of green goodness onto your plate and I’ve included a recipe idea below!
Now to mangoes, beautiful yellow-orange tropical wonders. These guys have been delighting me at work for the past few weeks, making my keyboard all sticky (oops) and generally being very sweet and refreshing. A few days ago I came across some perfect HUGE PINKY SKINNED ones at Subiaco Farmer Jacks for only $1.99!!
You know it’s Summer when the mangoes are out in force, try reaching for one at 3pm instead of that Mars Bar, it’s probably cheaper right now too!
To celebrate the abundance of these two loves of mine, I’ve decided to share with you a delicious little recipe, behold:
Mango & Avocado Salad
Ingredients:
1 x large, ripe mango
1 x large, ripe avocado
1 x can of butter beans (organic if possible)
A few sprinklings of dried cranberries.
For optimum effect make this salad after just completing a fantastic yoga class and revel in the amazing feeling that both are giving you. That’s where I’m at right now!
Cut / slice up the avocado in your preferred method, slice n dice your mango to make it look pretty like the one pictured above (instructions on how to do so), rinse your butter beans thoroughly, mix all the ingredients together and then sprinkle a generous serving of dried cranberries.
Voila. Totally tasty and healthy Summer snack / light dinner.
What are your fave Summer fruits?
Do you have any recipes for yummy fruit based salads I should know about?
Please share below!
Be well,
Annette
xoxo