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Fruit Whip Dessert by Cathy Hunt
Cleveland, OH, USSuper easy and everyone loves it at family parties. For 4th of July you can create a flag with the berries.
Summertime grilled fruit salad by Milica Golubović
Belgrade, Serbia, RSBeautiful and easy to prepare meal! Recipe is from Peanut Butter Lovers website.
It's Drink O'Clock by Cory Reid
Kettering, Northants, GBA fun illustration for the glorious summer showing a nice easy recipe for a Sangria. Bottoms up!!
Tutti Fruiti Kebab by Sazerelli Designs
Sydney, NSW, AUSimple but healthy fun kebab for kids.
Fruit Smoothie Massacre by Jessica Erickson
Prescott, Arizona, USA story of slaughter.
Tropical Fruit Pizza by Rachel Brouhard
Chattanooga, TN, USA dessert pizza that adds color to your meal!
Summer drinks from Madeira in Portugal by Sara Teixeira de Aguiar
Funchal, Madeira, PTSummer drinks with tropical fruits from Madeira island
Frushi by Annalyn Markley
Richmond, Indiana, USA sweet treat to make any day feel like it's sunny spring!
Columbus College of Art & Design
Fruit Smoothies by Annie Troller
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, USThree smoothies that will be sure to quench your thirst and calm your mind.
Holiday Smoothies by Kerrie Hubbard
Damacus, Oregon, USA wide variety of holiday smoothies to make your holidays both tasty and healthy!
Mexican Fruit Punch by Mauricio Athie
Rockville, Maryland, USThis is the typical fruit punch served throughout Mexico in wintertime. It has lots of vitamin C from hibiscus, guava, orange peel, and tamarind. Other fruits, such as pear, apple and "tejocote" (Mexican hawthorn) add to the flavor. The sweet taste in the punch comes from raw sugar ("piloncillo"). It is served hot and laced with brandy. Salud !!
5 Delicious Ways to Use Your Kitchen Scraps by Jen Lindup
Toronto, ON, CAA few tasty tips for reducing food waste and creating something new to enjoy.
Kompot by Monika Maniecki
Brooklyn, New York, USKompot is a sweet, non-alcoholic Polish fruit drink which can be served hot or cold. My mother makes it for Christmas Eve. She uses apples, pears, plums, and any other fruit she has on hand.
