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Peaches and Feta

Published: Mar 16, 2014 · Modified: Oct 16, 2020 by greenlitebitescom · This post may contain affiliate links · 4 Comments

We've all heard of Peaches and Cream, right? I mean it's a match made in heaven.

Well, the other day while snack searching, an idea hit me as soon as I opened the pantry and saw a can of peaches.

When I was traveling a couple of weeks ago, I had an amazing salad during a layover in the Detroit airport. It was at a small Irish pub in the B terminal. I can't remember what it was called but the salad was basically a pile of greens, grilled chicken, nuts, dried cranberries, canned pears and feta. The combination was out of this world! Especially the pear-feta bites.

Peaches and FetaI know pears and peaches aren't the same but after that experience I knew the salty bite of the feta would be amazing with the sweet flesh of almost any canned fruit.

Peaches and Feta was born.

I would not have believed how amazingly good this was unless I tried it myself. If you ever had fruit and cheese in a salad you will totally dig this. It's simple, satisfying and a fun way to beat a snack attack or mix up breakfast!

Here's what I did…

  • 1 can peaches in light syrup (or its own juices) drained and rinsed in cold water
  • 1 oz crumbled feta cheese
  • Dried parsley (optional)

I like to drain and rinse the peaches out of the can. I'm not sure if it removes any extra sugar, but it's a simple way to slightly chill them out of the pantry.

Pour the peaches into a bowl. Top with the feta and a sprinkle of dried parsley.

Enjoy!

Bowl of Feta and Peaces

Update: New Video Posted!

Approx Nutritional Information per serving
Servings Amt per Serving
1 Entire Recipe
Calories Fat Fiber WWPs
225 6g 3g old: 4 new: 6
Sugar Sat Fat Carbs Protein
29g 4g 41g 7g

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  1. Amanda says

    March 19, 2014 at 5:53 pm

    Amazing and Detroit aren't often in the same sentence 🙂 This looks delicious!

    Reply
  2. HeyBeckyJ says

    March 18, 2014 at 9:15 am

    That sounds delicious! Thanks for sharing such a simple and quick idea!

    Reply
  3. Roma says

    March 17, 2014 at 10:48 am

    Hi Roni, I wish that I knew you were in the Detroit area, I would love to have met you in person! The name of that pub was "Thee Irish Pub" at Detroit Metro Airport McNamara Terminal - Concourse B. Next time please let me know when you will be here.

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    • roni says

      March 17, 2014 at 4:20 pm

      I actually never got a chance to leave the airport. 🙁 It was just a pitstop on the way to Kalamazoo for a quick meeting. I hope to come back though!

      Reply

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