Fruit Salsa with Cinnamon Sugar Pita Chips

By Maria Lichty

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Fruit Salsa – have you ever had Fruit Salsa!? It is easy to prepare and a beautiful dish to share. A summer party food staple, this fruit salsa is perfect for picnics, bbq’s, and pool parties!

Fruit salsa made with berries, lime juice and agave

Sweet Chips and Fruit Salsa

I usually don’t crave salty foods, I prefer sweets. I don’t have A sweet tooth, I think ALL of my teeth are sweet:) Chips and salsa are an exception-that is my “go to” salty snack. I love Josh’s mango salsa-it is my favorite. I love the sweetness the mango brings to the mix-see I try to sneak in sweets wherever I can:) The other day I was in the mood for chips and salsa, but didn’t have any fresh cilantro. I was too lazy to run to the store, so I made a batch of fruit salsa instead.

 

Fruit Salsa with cinnamon chips

How to Make Fruit Salsa

Fruit salsa is so easy to make! I simply combined strawberries, kiwi, blackberries, and blueberries. I added a squeeze of fresh lemon juice and a tiny drizzle of agave nectar and stirred everything together.

I was going to make homemade pita chips to go with the fruit salsa, but again my laziness got in the way, so I opened a bag of Stacy’s Cinnamon Sugar Pita Chips. Have you tried these? They are heavenly, be careful though – they are very addicting.

So what started as a salty craving, ended in a new favorite sweet snack, fruit salsa! My salty craving was easily transitioned into a sweet version of chips and salsa. My sweet side always takes over:)

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easy fruit salsa served with cinnamon chips

Fruit Salsa with Cinnamon Sugar Pita Chips

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Ingredients
  

  • 8 Strawberries diced
  • 2 Kiwi diced
  • 1/4 cup Blueberries
  • 1/4 Blackberries cut in half
  • Squeeze of fresh lemon juice
  • Drizzle of agave nectar
  • Cinnamon Sugar Pita Chips-for serving

Instructions
 

  • 1. In a medium bowl, stir together the strawberries and kiwi. Gently add in the blueberries and blackberries. Stir carefully so you don't turn the salsa purple.
  • 2. Squeeze fresh lemon juice over the fruit. Add a tiny drizzle of agave nectar to bring out the sweetness in the fruit. Stir carefully.
  • 3. Serve with cinnamon sugar pita chips.
  • *Note-the fruit salsa is best eaten the day it is made.

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I'm Maria and my husband is Josh. We share a love of cooking, baking, and entertaining. We enjoy creating recipes that are simple, fresh, and family friendly. We love sitting around the table with good food, good conversation, and good friends and family! Our kitchen is always open!
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  1. Such a pretty snack 🙂 Love how beautiful fresh fruit is. Stacy’s chips are ADDICTING! Hope you had a nice weekend

  2. Funny! All my teeth are sweet too. I rarely crave salty. This is just beautiful, all those colorful fruits!

  3. I haven’t tried the Cinnamon Sugar Pita Chips. Looks like a great appetizer for a party or a fabulous snack.

  4. yum! this is one of my all time favorite treats. i usually make the chips with leftover tortillas but cinnamon sugar pitas would be great! and i haven’t tried that variety of Stacy’s yet — I’ll have to now! Looks tasty! Love the colors of your fruit salad!

  5. Perfect! Aren’t Stacy’s totally addicting? Goodness, there should be a law. Well, maybe not. I also love fruit salsa–it’s so refreshing, and also guilt free.

  6. now this sounds so good. i’ll have to save this for when it’s 100 degrees outside and humid (we all know how the humidity takes the appetite away)

  7. brilliant. this is such a great idea! i can’t wait to make this for a pool party! i think i’ll attempt making homemade pita chips w/ cinnamon and sugar. 🙂

    …though that brand you buy sounds and looks delicious!

  8. Looks beautiful Maria! My part 3 of my mother’s Day recipes coming up is similar to this, great minds think alike!! Have a wonderful Monday!!

  9. What a lovely and unique recipe, Maria. I’ll have to try it. I hope you are having a wonderful day. Blessings…Mary

  10. This looks like such a delicious snack! I could eat a whole bag of Stacy’s chips in one sitting!

  11. I LOVE Stacey’s chips…they were one of my favorite snack foods in college. This looks great for a summer party.

  12. I have had a serious craving for fruit salsa and cinnamon chips. It’s not bad to have just this for dinner, right? Nah, I think I’m going for it!

  13. I love this. I’m the same way…all my teeth are sweet so I’m obsessed with sweet, fruity salsas. Will definitely have to give this a try!

  14. I wish I only had one kind of tooth or the other, but it seems I’ll eat antying sweet or salty (or better yet, salty and sweet together). Your salsa looks so pretty in that dish and those chips look addictive!

  15. You are in BIG trouble with me Maria!! Now you’ve got me totally craving this. and I’m not feeling lazy today, so I may just head off to the store. Like, right now!

  16. this is so yummy! i served something like this at a shower, and it was the first thing to disappear. i love those big blackberries in there, mmmm.

  17. P.S. My mom just told me that when she makes it, she blends the fruit together in a blender until it forms a “salsa” look to it. She says it helps scoop it onto the chip better. What’s your take on this??

    1. Traci-I personally like a chunky salsa. I also like to keep it colorful, so I mix it gently. The blueberries and blackberries want to turn it purple, but I don’t let them:) The blender version is probably tasty too though:)

  18. What a beautiful salsa! It looks like a great way to impress people at BBQs – they won’t have to know how easy it is to make! Thanks for sharing.

    1. Thanks everyone. We hope you enjoy this salsa all summer long. I know we will be making it often!

  19. I think your sweet tooth is related to my sweet tooth cause this looks terrific! I get sweet and salty cravings, when that happens I take pretzels and dip them into my favorite yogurt and that does the trick!! LOL

  20. YUM!!! The first time I had the cinnamon pita chips I didn’t like them. But a month or so ago I tasted them again (I stole one from a party some of the nurses were having!) and loved them. I bet they go great with this dip!

  21. Nice idea. I’m the opposite of you. I don’t really like sweets. I like savory, but then every now and again I want something sweet. But, I like salt on my fruit and vanilla ice cream.

  22. I have made these before! I have made the chips though, just with pita bread sliced into chip size and sprinkled with cinnamon sugar (maybe we put a teeny bit butter on top? cant remember….) and we made fruit salsa but with slightly different fruits, thanks for the reminder of this, I am going to make sure we make it for my graduation party two weekends from now, delish!

  23. A perfect idea for summer! Those chips are really good, but I haven’t had them in forever – thanks for the reminder 🙂

  24. What a great idea for Cinco de Mayo! And whilst I am not a huge tomato salsa eater, I suspect I’d dive straight into this fruit salsa! 😀

  25. You know how bad I’ve become? I want to make pita, just so I can do this! Looks totally snack-able 🙂

  26. The pita chips with the fruit is a genius combination. Your making me crave something crunchy and tart.

  27. Thanks for the vision of early mornings on the porch with these two beauties for breakfast along with my coffee. What a a fantastic combo!

  28. I love fruit salsa! My mom used to make it a lot in the summers – so refreshing! This looks wonderful!

  29. I’m totally in the same boat as you — all my teeth are sweet! I’ve never been a chip snacker; I always reach for fruit instead. Or, on days like today, a warm chocolate chip cookie from the bakery down the street…

  30. What! Seriously this is ingenious i love it! What a fantastic recipe thanks so much for sharing.

  31. Awesome! I have three tiny boys who would love something like this for a snack. It would be nice to have something that I wouldn’t feel guilty about munching on with them, too! Really great idea.

  32. Ooh… This looks incredible. A friend made some fruit salsa with homemade baked cinnamon tortilla chips last year, and it was wonderful. I’ll have to look for those Stacey’s chips and make some of this for a snack. 🙂

  33. i love this! so creative :D. and in the silliest of ways… i can’t believe you commented on my blog! 🙂 i come to your blog all the time off of tastespotting and love all your pictures and recipes :).

  34. This looks SO good. I too have a penchant for sweets. Salty’s fine but sugar makes me happy. 😉

    I bet this would great served at a party! It’d be a neat alternative to a regular fruit salad.

  35. Oh what a great idea! I love the cinnamon and sugar chips that you made with it. Great trip for summer time!

  36. made this as part of a multiple-salsa spread at a party on friday…altered to fit what fruits were available, used blue/strawberry, kiwi, pomegranate, tangerine, and lemon & lime juice, as well as mint. it was SO good! it went fast. thanks so much for the inspiration! also: for those who live near a trader joe’s, they make a sweet pita snack that works well with this salsa.