Mango, peanut and prawn salad
Looking for a salad that can stand as a meal on its own? Our mango, peanut and prawn salad is loaded with goodness, and you can have it ready for supper in only 25 minutes!
Looking for a salad that can stand as a meal on its own? Our mango, peanut and prawn salad is loaded with goodness, and you can have it ready for supper in only 25 minutes!
This Middle Eastern salad is defined by the toasted pita bread that goes into it, adding that satisfying crunch. So how about our fattoush salad for a lovely meat-free meal today?
This raw veggie salad is beefed up with raw, unsalted cashews. They’re high in monosaturated fatty acids, which are good for your heart; as well as zinc and selenium, which are both powerful antioxidants.
If you are looking for an interesting and robust side salad to accompany your meal, a fresh pear salad is the way to go. It’s also filled with lots of lovely greens, crunchy nuts and cheese.
We love salads that can be meals on their own, and this vegetarian option is one of our best. It can be served warm if you are feeling chilly, or cold if you’re craving something fresh. Whatever you need, our veggie rice salad is here for you.
Just because it’s cold out doesn’t mean you have to get rid of those salad greens. Vamp them up with nutty, citrusy flavours instead. Serve it on the side with our succulent honey-grilled chicken.
Warm winter salads are something we are so grateful for. They allow us to inject a fresh and nutrient-dense meal in between carb-heavy, meaty options that are typical at this time of year. And since this is one of our favourite vegetarian dishes, why not transform it into a lovely deconstructed ratatouille salad.
It’s time to vamp up that nutritional content with this lovely warm winter salad. We know Brussels sprouts may not seem to be the most glamorous veggie, but they are having a huge moment in the foodie spotlight these days, appearing in fine dining dishes in restaurants the world over. This Brussels sprout salad is a favourite of ours as a side dish to complement a meaty meal.
No matter the season, we will always make space for a fresh salad on the table. To make it more comforting for autumn, we added some Thai chicken to this salad.
Beautiful squashes are coming into season soon and there’s no reason you shouldn’t use the whole veggie. A butternut salad is great for autumn and winter because it can be served slightly warm and still taste super delicious. This salad is easy to make, makes use of rich, comforting ingredients such as pear and blue cheese, and doesn’t waste a scrap of butternut.