Does fruit belong in a salad?

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Judex Meus

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This debate popped up between family members so I'm consulting the Source of All Truth™ to settle it.

Does fruit belong in a salad? "Fruit salad" notwithstanding. I'm also not including tomatoes because that's too obvious.
 
For sure, most salad dressings have a whole bunch of sugar in them anyways so it's not like people don't already add a bunch of sweetness to their salads.

May as well add fruit and seasonings instead of drenching the whole thing in a pre-packaged sugar-seasoning mixture.
 
Depends on the salad.

I make a very nice salad that is basically sliced red onions, and sliced strawberries over baby spinach.

I highly recommend it with a raspberry poppyseed dressing.
My wife makes something very similar to that. Admittedly, despite making the thread, I already have a bit of a bias and think that - again - it's dependent on what kind of salad it is. I used to be staunchly in the "no fruit allowed" camp because all the salads I had that contained fruit were garbage, but if you can find a good salad with fruit, it's really good. It just depends.

edit: spelling
 
Yes.
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Some fruit does.

I don't know about regional preferences but in my area almost any salad has at least a little bit of lemon juice.

Apple, particularly green apple, goes well in some salads. And so on.

And that's not even going into the technicalities of tomato and avocado, among others, being fruits.
 
Yes absolutely. Celery and carrots do not. That said chopping my salads made them 1000% better. I feel retarded for never thinking to do it.
 
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