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Today I have two versions of Salpicón de Frutas Colombiano, the traditional one made with “Colombiana” a Colombian sparkling soda, and the other uses fresh watermelon juice. Both versions are absolutely delicious!
This simple and delicious Salpicón de Frutas Colombiano fruit cocktail is the perfect dessert in a summer day.
Ingredients
(6-8 SERVINGS)
- 6 cups assorted fresh fruit, such as pineapple, papaya, watermelon, mango, apple, banana, and seedless red grapes, cut into bite size pieces.
- 4 cups watermelon juice , Colombiana.
- Vanilla ice cream (optional)
Directions
- Place cut fruit in a large bowl, pour juice over fruit and stir.
- To serve, spoon fruit cocktail into tall glasses and top with vanilla ice cream.
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This was printed from MyColombianRecipes.com
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Anonymous says
This looks and sounds delicious. I can’t wait until spring when the fruit in this area is fresh to try this recipe. Looks like it would be refreshing to sit out on the deck and relax with this dessert.
Fran says
It is not really a desert in Colombia, it is more of a snack sold on the street but of course it works as desert!
Orosia P Mcconnaughey says
The salpicon i remember had fresh squeezed lemon/lime juice
Water based since watermelon is not always in season or available
Apples dont grow in the tropics
Not an original receipe but…it works. Any thing with fresh is good!
Anonymous says
Thanks a lot! Im traveling Bogota now and I Love this dessert. I have a Salpicon everyday!
I always want to know how make this delicious cooktail but Im confused about what That red water is. (It was watermelons!)
Anyway I think I can make this coctail perfectly now:-) Thank you again and have a great day!
Erica says
You can make the salpicón with watermelon juice, some Colombians use(Colombiana) a red soda from colombia.
Hernan says
I made this salpicon for my kids and they were so happy….they really loved it. Thanks you for your wonderful Colombian food recipes.
Colette says
The best ice cream shop that makes this delicious treat is in Medellion, Colombia. The lady that owns the shop adds a little passion fruit juice to the mix, puts the ice cream in the sundae glass first, pours the fruit over the ice cream, tops it with La Lachera (sweetened condensed milk), sticks a vanilla wafer in the side and will sprinkle on some shredded mild white Colombian cheese, if you wish. It’s absolutely to die for! We say hi to the family and then head straight to her place when we visit! It’s impossible to fully mimick in the States because our fruit is never as fresh and sweet as theirs, but you can come close.
Claudia says
Wow!! Can you tell me what the place is called? I’ll be visiting Medellin this summer!!!
Judy says
Erica! Te fajaste!!!! Super buena idea compartir toads estas recetas de nuestra gastronomia Colombiana que es tan spectacular, con el mundo entero!!!
Gloria says
Genial. Esta es una receta favorita en mi hogar. Todos los veranos la hacemos.
SuperMega delicios!
Francisco Rodriguez says
The first time a went to Bucaramanga Colombia, my wife treated me to this “salpicon” and believe me, this is the best fruit coctail I have ever had. I tried it along and with ice cream and it is GREAT with the latter. Thanks for putting this recipe on the web. Now we can have it here in the USA.
Jennifer says
Hola, por cuanto tiempo se puede dejar el salpicon en la nevera?? O se hace y consume immediatamente?? Gracias, Jennifer
Erica Dinho says
A veces lo guardo por unas dos horas en la nevera.
Coreen says
This fruit cocktail was delicious. I made it for my kid’s birthday party . It was very easy to make.
Pedro says
What a delicious dessert. I am from Uruguay and made this salpicon recipe yesterday. I loved it!
Maria C says
There isn’t “colombiana soda” in Australia. Can I use other sodas?
Erica Dinho says
You can use orange juice or watermelon juice.
Alan Bowman says
If you can get the Scottish “Ir’n Bru” – it is as identical as you wouldn’t know the difference.
It is sold by Amazon so you may be able to get it in Oz
Claudio says
I don’t know in Autralia in the U.K. Use Iburn is. Scotland soda similar to Colombiana
Colette says
We’ve made it with Strawberry flavored Fanta soda before and that works really great too.