Ambrosia fruit salad recipe

Classic ambrosia salad recipe with cool whip, fruit, and marshmallows is perfect for picnics. Old fashioned recipe grandma used to make!

This ambrosia salad is a classic recipe just like Grandma used to make. Mandarin oranges, pineapple and maraschino cherries are all combined in a creamy dressing with marshmallows.

Is Ambrosia a side dish or dessert? Does it really matter? ... Because no matter how you choose to enjoy it, classic Ambrosia Salad is just plain good. With its creamy mix of mini marshmallows, whipped topping, coconut, and fruit it's just one of those dishes that's loved by all.

This classic ambrosia salad recipe is made all in one bowl in just 15 minutes and tastes way better than storebought! It's a fantastic holiday side dish or for potlucks.

Is every ambrosia salad recipe made equal? I think not. This traditional no-bake dessert may seem simple, but without the right ratios and ingredients (plus a few tricks I've perfected over the years), you may end up with a watery or separated mess. I've invested a ton of time into perfecting my ambrosia recipe, and now I'm sharing it with you!

Is Ambrosia a side dish or dessert? Does it really matter? ... Because no matter how you choose to enjoy it, classic Ambrosia Salad is just plain good. With its creamy mix of mini marshmallows, whipped topping, coconut, and fruit it's just one of those dishes that's loved by all.

This easy Ambrosia fruit salad recipe with cool whip and cream cheese is super creamy! This old-fashioned Southern dessert salad is a perfect sweet and light treat!

I have taken the classic Ambrosia Salad recipe and given it a healthier update. In place of canned fruits are fresh, seasonal fruits. In place of heavier dairy, I used coconut milk. For the recipe and details, click! Save for later if you don't have time now to look!

Three simple ingredients combine to create this incredibly easy comfort food favorite.

Ambrosia salad recipe is a classic dessert that's light and fluffy and is packed with mandarin oranges, pineapple, cherries, coconut, and rainbow-colored mini-marshmallows! This recipe has been a family favorite for years!