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Take the whole pineapple. Carefully cut off the top and bottom ends. Stand the pineapple upright and, using a sharp knife, carefully slice downwards to remove the skin in strips, following the curve of the fruit.

Cut the peeled pineapple into quarters lengthwise. Lay each quarter flat and carefully slice out the hard, fibrous core from the center.

Dice the cored pineapple quarters into small, bite-sized pieces, approximately 1/2-inch to 3/4-inch cubes.

Transfer the diced pineapple into a large glass bowl, which will be used for mixing all the fruits.

Rinse the strawberries thoroughly. Remove their green tops using a small knife or by pinching them off.

Chop the strawberries into quarters or smaller pieces, depending on their size, to match the bite-sized pineapple.

Add the chopped strawberries to the large bowl with the pineapple.

Rinse the blueberries and add them directly to the bowl.

Rinse the raspberries and add them directly to the bowl.

Rinse the red grapes and add them directly to the bowl.

Take the whole mango. Using a vegetable peeler or a small knife, carefully peel the skin off the mango.

Slice the mango flesh off the large, flat pit. Then, dice the mango flesh into bite-sized pieces.

Add the diced mango to the fruit mixture in the bowl.

Take the whole kiwis. Using a vegetable peeler or a small knife, carefully peel the skin off the kiwis.

Slice the peeled kiwis into rounds, then quarter these rounds to create smaller, bite-sized pieces.

Add the chopped kiwi to the bowl with the other fruits.

Gently mix all the fruits in the bowl using a large spoon or spatula until they are well combined and evenly distributed.

Cut the lime in half. Squeeze the juice from one half of the lime directly over the fruit salad. This helps prevent browning and adds a bright flavor.

Drizzle honey generously over the fruit salad, adjusting the amount to your preferred sweetness.

Take the fresh mint leaves, rinse them, and finely chop them.

Sprinkle the chopped mint over the fruit salad.

Mix the fruit salad again gently to evenly distribute the lime juice, honey, and mint throughout all the fruits.

Portion the prepared fruit salad into individual clear meal prep containers with lids for easy storage and consumption throughout the week. Store in the refrigerator.


Take the whole pineapple. Carefully cut off the top and bottom ends. Stand the pineapple upright and, using a sharp knife, carefully slice downwards to remove the skin in strips, following the curve of the fruit.

Cut the peeled pineapple into quarters lengthwise. Lay each quarter flat and carefully slice out the hard, fibrous core from the center.

Dice the cored pineapple quarters into small, bite-sized pieces, approximately 1/2-inch to 3/4-inch cubes.

Transfer the diced pineapple into a large glass bowl, which will be used for mixing all the fruits.

Rinse the strawberries thoroughly. Remove their green tops using a small knife or by pinching them off.

Chop the strawberries into quarters or smaller pieces, depending on their size, to match the bite-sized pineapple.

Add the chopped strawberries to the large bowl with the pineapple.

Rinse the blueberries and add them directly to the bowl.

Rinse the raspberries and add them directly to the bowl.

Rinse the red grapes and add them directly to the bowl.

Take the whole mango. Using a vegetable peeler or a small knife, carefully peel the skin off the mango.

Slice the mango flesh off the large, flat pit. Then, dice the mango flesh into bite-sized pieces.

Add the diced mango to the fruit mixture in the bowl.

Take the whole kiwis. Using a vegetable peeler or a small knife, carefully peel the skin off the kiwis.

Slice the peeled kiwis into rounds, then quarter these rounds to create smaller, bite-sized pieces.

Add the chopped kiwi to the bowl with the other fruits.

Gently mix all the fruits in the bowl using a large spoon or spatula until they are well combined and evenly distributed.

Cut the lime in half. Squeeze the juice from one half of the lime directly over the fruit salad. This helps prevent browning and adds a bright flavor.

Drizzle honey generously over the fruit salad, adjusting the amount to your preferred sweetness.

Take the fresh mint leaves, rinse them, and finely chop them.

Sprinkle the chopped mint over the fruit salad.

Mix the fruit salad again gently to evenly distribute the lime juice, honey, and mint throughout all the fruits.

Portion the prepared fruit salad into individual clear meal prep containers with lids for easy storage and consumption throughout the week. Store in the refrigerator.
