Mojito Fruit Salad is a refreshing, non-alcoholic fruit and berry salad that tastes just like a sweet mojito.

I’ve got the only fruit salad recipe you’ll need all summer – Mojito Fruit Salad!

It is absolutely no secret that I obsessed with mojitos. The first time I ever drank one was during a spring break trip to Mexico a million years ago, at some all inclusive resort where the rum and mint runs free. The rest, as they say, is history.
Mojitos are great year round but the combination of mint and lime is especially refreshing in the heat and especially when it’s mixed with the ripest of summer fruit and berries, like in this salad.
Fresh chopped watermelon, strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, and mint are tossed with a quick and easy, lightly-sweetened lime glaze before serving. So simple. So unbelievably luscious.
Alcohol Free Mojito Salad
Now, this salad is mojito-inspired, but there’s no rum. Take it from me, though, leftovers are fabulous when added to a glass of sparkling wine. The juicy fruit and berries create a wonderful, sweet syrup and it’s just heavenly when added to a fizzy glass.

Like I said, this is the easiest fruit salad to make in the world. Simply add 4 cups fresh cut watermelon to a big serving bowl along with 6oz blueberries.

Next add 6oz raspberries, and 1lb chopped strawberries.

Then add the mojito-iest part of the fruit salad – fresh chopped mint! I tell you what, nothing conjures up thoughts of summer quite like the smell of fresh mint.

Finally mix up a fresh lime glaze including 1/4 cup fresh lime juice and 3 Tablespoons powdered sugar in a small bowl then drizzle over the fruit and berries and gently toss with a spatula to combine.

Let the fruit salad sit in the refrigerator for 10-15 minutes to allow the natural juices in the fruit and berries to seep out, creating a luscious sweet syrup. Scoop into bowls then serve!

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Ingredients
- 4 cups chopped watermelon
- 1 lb strawberries, chopped
- 6 oz raspberries
- 6 oz blueberries
- 1/4 cup packed mint, chopped
- 1/4 cup fresh lime juice, about 3 limes
- 3 Tablespoons powdered sugar
Directions
- Add watermelon, strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, and mint in a large bowl. Stir together lime juice and powdered sugar in a small bowl then pour over fruit and berries.
- Gently toss with a spatula then let sit in the refrigerator for at least 15 minutes before serving to allow the natural juices in the fruit to start coming out.
Nutrition
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A fruit salad that tastes like Mojito? Yesssss please!!!! I would loveee having a BIG bowl of these every day for snacking // lunch! Pinning!
Sounds delicious! I might try it this weekend but use raw honey instead of powdered sugar.
I like how there’s no alcohol;, I can serve this to Grandma guilt free.
Ate 3 watermelons myself this week! Big ones too.
wow, i like this so much :) pictures are amazing :)
This fruit salad is spot on! So fresh and vibrant looking. I am dying to add some rum to it ;) Pinned!
On board with everything except the watermelon…I’m the only person in the WORLD who doesn’t like it, I know! How do you think it would taste with a nice cantaloupe or honeydew instead?
Definitely! Mango would be great too!
Mmmm…mango…*drooooollll*…Thanks!
My daughter hates Watermelon also. She would rather have extra strawberries or pineapple or apple.
Ooo never thought of adding a syrup kinda thing to fruit salad…wouldn’t say no to a bit of rum in there too ;)
Brilliant idea! Your pics are gorgeous, as usual. Thanks for the recipe – I can’t wait to try it.
Just looking at this is cooling me off! I especially like the idea to add the leftovers to sparkling wine. Don’t mind if I do…
I’m drooling! Pinning this to make for Father’s Day weekend BBQ.
Looks so fresh and perfect for summer! Love a good mojito too :)
This includes all 4 of my favorite fruits! – AMAZING!
Is this something I can make the night before to take to work in the morning? Or should i just have all the fruit cut and glaze made and just combine at work?
I would wait until you get to work to combine, or just combine before you leave. Either or!