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Clementine Salad Recipe

 
Clementine Salad Recipe by Atlanta lifestyle blogger Happily Hughes

I know you’re thinking “What are you on crazy lady?  Salad and granola don’t go together!”  Actually they do, and they do it well.  I was playing around in the kitchen for our Thanksgiving dishes and this happy accident of a clementine salad just kind of happened.  I had the clementines (so good right now!), the sliced almonds, and the dressing and ran across my stash of AboutTime granola.  It’s soft, cinnamon-y, packed with protein and so yummy I have to hide a couple packets from my husband.  Normally I either eat them solo or add them on top of my yogurt/oatmeal but I decided to try them on a clementine salad just to see.  This clementine salad is so quick and delicious!  With all the heavy options during Thanksgiving, this cinnamon citrus concoction is a sweet and light treat that will please all of your guests- even the little ones.   

Clementine Salad Recipe by Atlanta lifestyle blogger Happily Hughes
Ingredients for Your Clementine Salad: 
 
  • 3 Clementines 
  • 1 bag Spring Mix 
  • 1/4 cup Sliced Almonds 
  • 1 packet AboutTime Granola Clusters 
  • Trader Joe’s Light Champagne Dressing for the adults and Trader Joe’s Light Raspberry Dressing for the kids

 

Clementine Salad Recipe by Atlanta lifestyle blogger Happily Hughes
Directions:
 
  1. Place the full bag of Spring Mix in a serving bowl.  
  2. Peel and separate the clementines. 
  3. Place clementines on the spring mix. 
  4. Top with full packet of granola clusters and sliced almonds. 
  5. And it should look like something below:

 

Clementine Salad Recipe by Atlanta lifestyle blogger Happily Hughes
Enjoy this healthy treat!!
 

14 thoughts on “Clementine Salad Recipe”

  1. Hi! I'm visiting from the Peony Project. What a fabulous looking Thanksgiving salad! I should give this a try for our dinner just so I can know that I will have at least one healthy dish. 🙂

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