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Christmas Crunch Salad
With its creamy dressing and colorful vegetables, this salad is lovely and refreshing. Make it before you head out caroling, and when you return, guests' compliments will be music to your ears.
-Mary Anne McWhirter, Pearland, Texas
Christmas Crunch Salad Recipe photo by Taste of Home
Reviews
This is a great salad. I make this all year round. Tonight we are having grilled chicken with it. Yum.
This recipe is simple to prepare and everyone loves it. Sometimes we add sunflower seeds for a little extra crunch. For a different twist add cooked crumbled bacon.
I made this as a summer salad too. Can't beat the fresh veggies. Great taste and easy. A winning combination for me.
Excellent Recipe! I make this year round. Quick , Easy and Delicious. People who don't like green salads will eat this
I made this during the summer with fresh vegetables from our garden. Delicious, healthy, colorful addition to our cookout !
I cut the dressing in 1/2 for a lower calorie alternative.
I made this salad when it first appeared in 1996. My husband loved it so I kept the magazine all these years. When I prepared to make the salad my magazine had disappeared. I am so happy to have the recipe again.
this is one of my grandsons very favorate salads! made it many times everyone asks for the recipe!!
Our daughter is hosting our Christmas family gathering and I'll be presenting this lovely salad in a glass decorative bowl as pictured. I make the Ranch Dip instead of the dressing in the recipe and add fresh lemon juice instead of the vinegar, sugar to taste and lemon pepper seasoning to taste in place of the salt & pepper. It is a very festive addition to a Holiday buffet table.
Not only is it quick and easy to make, it really is visually attractive and appealing sitting on the table. I also received several compliments from my family and friends as to how flavorful it was. At the end of the day/event I offer to share what is left from the meal with my company and this salad was one of the first things to be divided up.