What a delicious afternoon snack. No fussy ingredients needed for this simple pleasure. Just fresh mango and strawberries. Fruit, one of Mother Nature's best gifts.
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Hi Susan, I love fresh fruit so now all I can think about is how yummy the mango and strawberries would taste right about now.
ReplyDeleteBe well, be happy
Pam
Yummy, I love how bright the colors are. Enjoy!
ReplyDeleteMmm, please share! I love my fruits ... and veggies!
ReplyDeleteMy kind of treat, delicious!
ReplyDeleteI love both! I've been eating a lot of strawberries lately as they come into season and my strawberry bushes are about to produce some home grown ones :)
ReplyDeleteThat looks too good! I've got some strawberries in the fridge. Maybe it is time for a snack.
ReplyDeleteIt's a perfect snack! They look so good!
ReplyDeleteHello Susan
ReplyDeleteCould eat the picture!
Have a great week end
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Tracy
Looks great, I haven't had a mango in a long time-Happy Weekend:@)
ReplyDeletesimply scrumptious... mmmmm... i feel a strawberry weekend coming on... enjoy your weekend!-xok.
ReplyDeleteoh yum... I have to make caramelised fruit skewers next week for an event and I wasn't thinking of mango until now... nice work!
ReplyDeleteThat looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteThat looks so tasty .... I'm loving this time of year with fresh fruit in abundance!
ReplyDeletexxx
Ain't that the truth! So bright and colourful!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait for mango season here - just a month or so to go! It is very short, but welcome!
ReplyDeleteYummmmmmm I miss mangoes so much!
ReplyDeleteOoh,yes please,my mouth is watering!
ReplyDeleteOur strawberries are just coming into the shops now.
Thankyou for your lovely comment. :0)
That is so true. I love cut up fruit... and it's so pretty, too!
ReplyDeleteI copied you and it was wonderful!!!
ReplyDeletesounds delicious...and looks so pretty
ReplyDeleteI love both! gloria
ReplyDeletethis sounds so refreshing:)
ReplyDeleteVibrant colours make me want to taste your simple snack.
ReplyDeleteRita
Looks very YUMMY!!!!!
ReplyDeletethe simplest desserts are often just ripe fruits in season. love how fresh this is.
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