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White trash fruit salad!

White trash fruit salad!
 Also known as a variety of fruit with whipped topping from a tub. A classic.
 
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Step 1What you'll need...

What you\
  • a small tub (about 8 oz will do it!) of whipped topping (cool whip or something like it!)
  • 6-8 cups of fruit, various kinds, can be fresh or frozen
  • a lemon or lime
  • a big bowl
  • a big spoon
I'm using all fresh except for the blueberries. I'm doing mango, strawberries, and pineapple for this batch. :D

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18 comments
Jul 29, 2011. 3:49 AMscottlongj says:
love the title and the recipe!It looks good.
May 19, 2011. 11:48 AMsuayres says:
There's a related Weight Watchers recipe--it uses a can of juice-pack pineapple, four diced apples (I think granny smiths are the best, because of their tartness), a package of sugar-free, fat -free butterscotch instant pudding mix, and a 20oz tub of "lite" whipped topping. You mix evereything together, including thenjuice from the pineqpple. It's called "caramel apple salad" and it's pretty yummy--and easy-peasy. I suppose you could use fresh pineapple, but you'd have to add a wee tad bit of fruit juice to make up the juice from the canned. My hub loves it, and I've served it to "company", not teling them it's a "diet" recipe, and they polish it off and ask for the recipe!
May 5, 2010. 4:01 PMnickodemus says:
Gotta love the name. And a great intro photo too, was it from on top of a shelf or something?
Apr 18, 2010. 8:45 PMNachoMahma says:
.  You're on a roll! Keep it up.
Apr 20, 2010. 4:52 AMKryptonite says:
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Apr 20, 2010. 4:52 AMKryptonite says:
I like the use of titles for the instructions!
Apr 19, 2010. 4:18 PMalbylovesscience says:
nice lookin salad ! (Is it me or has it been a while  scince your last ible ? )
Apr 19, 2010. 2:41 PMporcupinemamma says:
I love this :0) I've had it with sour cream too
Apr 19, 2010. 7:36 AMeoverton says:
I'm thinking there's gotta be a way to deep fat fry the whole thing for the full "white trash" effect.  Or maybe at least cut up a few Twinkies and toss 'em in.

This is a great recipe for lazy chefs like me.  Keep up the good work...
Apr 19, 2010. 1:45 PMeoverton says:
I'm thinking you'd have to freeze it hard first and then "flash fry" it at extremely high heat, much as is done with fried ice cream.  Possibly dusting the hard mass with powdered sugar might be a way to get the surface to caramelize quickly.  I'm not sure just what the properties of the oils in artificial whipped cream are, so I'm not sure but what those wouldn't caramelize to form a crust to keep it all in.

When you're done, you can then drain the fry grease, mix it with sodium hydroxide and methanol, and make biodiesel out of it -- thereby making a carbon neutral white trash dessert.  And this is important when you consider the amount of petroleum products that go into most ingredients for true white-trash cooking, artificial whipped toppings being near the top of the list for "unburned hydrocarbons."
Apr 19, 2010. 12:25 AMJoe Martin says:
I love the title! haha

This actually looks so nice :)
Apr 19, 2010. 7:00 AMcaitlinsdad says:
Aren't you missing those tiny little marshmallows?

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