You will love every bite of this unique pico de gallo-style grape salsa recipe featuring Sweet Globe™ grapes, crunchy jicama, aromatic red onion, jalapeño heat, fresh cilantro, and zesty lime juice. Perfect as a snack paired with tortilla chips, or at mealtime alongside chicken or fish.
This post has been sponsored by IFG and Jasmine Vineyards. All thoughts and opinions are my own.
This grape salsa recipe using Sweet Globe™ grapes is a must-have snack food! The refreshing and crunchy Sweet Globe™ grapes offer amazing texture and flavor in this salsa.
Ingredients for Grape Salsa Recipe
Sweet Globe™ Grapes are delicious and the base of this fruity salsa. The stand-out trait for these flavorful large oval green grapes is that they are very crunchy!
Jalapeño Peppers mildly add heat to this salsa. Substitute with 1/2 of an Anaheim pepper if you want to keep it extra mild, or play around with hotter peppers if you are adventurous and like the heat🔥
Red Onions brings a touch of color, and classic bite.
Cilantro adds vibrancy and freshness with its distinctive flavor.
Jicama provides additional crunch.
Fresh Lime Juice brings the salsa together with its acidity and zest.
Flakey Sea Salt finishes off the salsa – don’t skip this!
What’s the Deal with Sweet Globe™ Grapes?
Sweet Globe™ grapes are the perfect crunchy base for fruity salsa, and they are also great in numerous other recipes, and simply for snacking too. Jasmine Vineyards are a grower of Sweet Globe™ grapes, founded by the Zaninovich family who came to the U.S. from Croatia; you can read more about the four generations of growers, established in 1947 here.
Available from from Jasmine Vineyards August 1- November 30th, check your local retailer for Sweet Globe™ grapes from Jasmine Vineyards. If you don’t see them, don’t be shy about requesting the grapes from the produce manager! Currently grapes from Jasmine Vineyards can be spotted on the shelves at Kroger, Albertsons, Publix, Winn Dixie, Marketbasket, Rouch Bros, and other independent grocers. Keep an eye out for their unique packaging options including Grapes to Go (single-serve) and “Naked Packs” too!
Also, connect with Jasmine Vineyards on facebook and take a peak behind the scenes in this video!
While Sweet Globe™ grapes are grown at Jasmine Vineyards, the creator of Sweet Globe™ Grapes is IFG, located locally in Bakersfield. Known for other famous table grapes that have developed a cult following such as CottonCandy™, Candy Snaps™ and Jack’s Salute™, IFG’s breeder, Dr. David Cain, uses simple traditional cross breeding to develop varieties that have special flavors and shapes that capture the attention of consumers and make grape eating a new experience. IFG has licensed growers in 15 different countries with the goal to provide consumers a year-round supply of this amazing fruit. Stay tuned as there are some other new varieties from IFG making their debut in the market later this season too!
Directions for Grape Salsa Recipe
First, to prepare ingredients correctly make sure the grapes, pepper(s), and cilantro are rinsed and patted dry. Then, chop the fruits and veggies into small pieces.
For the grapes, slice in half horizontally once, and then again, and then cut each fourth into three pieces. Remove peel off the jicama before you slice into small squares. Remember to de-seed the pepper before cutting into small pieces.
To assemble, this salsa is simple and all you have to do is combine all prepared ingredients: grapes, red onion, cilantro, jicama, peppers, a fresh lime juice and a generous pinch of flakey sea salt. This salsa is fresh, sweet, tangy, fruity, unique and delicious.
Grape Salsa Recipe
You will love every bite of this unique pico de gallo-style grape salsa recipe featuring Sweet Globe™ grapes, crunchy jicama, aromatic red onion, jalapeño heat, fresh cilantro, and zesty lime juice. Perfect as a snack paired with tortilla chips, or at mealtime alongside chicken or fish.
Ingredients
- 1 cup Sweet Globe™ grapes chopped into chunky pieces
- 2 jalapenos, or 1 Anaheim pepper de-seeded and chopped into small pieces
- 1/2 cup cilantro leaves chopped
- 1/2 red onion chopped into medium-small pieces
- 1/2 cup jicama cut into small squares
- 1-2 limes juiced
- pinch flaky sea salt
Instructions
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Add all ingredients to a bowl except for lime and sea salt.
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Mix ingredients in bowl together.
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Squeeze the juice from 1-2 limes on top of the salsa, and mix to combine.
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Chill until ready to enjoy. Garnish with flaky sea salt and pair with tortilla chips, chicken or fish.
Recipe Video
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This looks healthy and green. Love to have it at my Dinner Table.
Thanks Veena!
I’ve never thought of making salsa with grapes before. This looks delicious!
Thanks Erika!
I’ve never had salsa made with grapes before and WOW have I been missing out!! This was absolutely delicious!
Glad you liked it Sapana!
I love grapes, and using them in a salsa is such a unique idea. It has to be refreshing.
It is definitely refreshing! Thanks Jere!
What a unique salsa! I”m in love with jicama right now so I am always looking for new things to try with it and I think I found it with this recipe – thank you!!
I love jicama too! Enjoy the salsa, Beth!
What an original recipe, I would have never thought of using grape this way! I can’t wait to serve it as an appetiser at my next dinner party, I know my guest will love it
I hope it goes over great at your next dinner party, thanks Slyvie!
I love homemade salsa! I’ve never tried making it with grapes, definitely interested in trying!!
I love homemade salsa too! Thanks, Tisha!
What a fabulous idea, Emily! This would be so perfect with barbecued meat – yum!
Yes, I love a fruity salsa with grilled chicken! Enjoy, Katerina!
I don’t think I can find jicama here, but other than that this grape salsa looks amazing. Love the sweetness from the grapes with the spicy jalapeño!
It’s great without the jicama too! Thanks Stine!
What a unique idea! My girls would love this as a healthy after-school snack!
Hi Laura! Yes, it would be perfect for that!
This is such a good idea! I wouldn’t think of using grapes like this, but it is so tasty!
Thanks Jacqui for your kind words!
I’ve never had or made grape salsa before. Your recipe sounds so easy so I’ll need to give it a try.
Thanks Geoffrey- it is easy! Hope you like it!
Ah this is genius! I’m raving over this recipe! I love grapes, we eat a TON in our house and this is such a fun way to mix up the way we eat them, such a great idea!
hanks Mikayla! We are a grape loving family in our house too and love trying them out in different recipes!
Oh mu gosh! why did i never think of a grape salsa. This would taste so amazing. I have grapes but red ones. Will it ok if I make it with red grapes or would it tastes very different.
I think I would still taste great with red grapes! Let me know how you like it!
Loving this fresh green bowl, with grapes and jalapenos and the drizzle of lime. Makes my mouth water and I would love to have this on my table.
Thanks Renu!
I LOVE grapes to snack on. Why have I never thought of putting them in a recipe before?? This looks so good 🙂
Enjoy Cathleen!
Very nice! I love grape salads but never paired it with corriander – I really must try this combo I am sure I will love it since I love both ingredients. Wow!
I love the combo, let me know what you think Ramona!
I would never of thought of making grape salsa but it sounds amazing!!
Katie xoxo
Thanks Katie! It is a refreshing twist!
What an awesome flavor combination I never would have thought of! A whole hit with our family!
Thanks Deanne, glad your family enjoyed it!
This grape salsa sounds amazing and so full of flavour!
Thanks Bintu!
What a wonderful recipe! It sounds easy to make and delicious to taste. Will make it tonight. FOR SURE!
Enjoy Irina!
This is a really easy and delicious recipe. I even used red and green grapes for a colorful salsa. We all love it. 🙂
Oh I love the idea of using red grapes in it too! Thanks Anita!
This recipe is GREAT – I chopped the grapes a little smaller and used it over grilled chicken #winner
Awesome, so glad to hear how you made it and that you liked it Gavin!
I love how easy this recipe is to make. Will definitely be making this soon!
Hope you love it Tayo!
I think grapes in salsa is a great idea to add a different texture and a little sweetness to the salsa! Great combo of flavors!
Thanks Tisha!
What a fun new salsa variation. My kids love grapes, so I’ll be trying this recipe for our next taco dinner night. Thanks for sharing the recipe.
Hope your family enjoys this salsa, ALexis! Thanks!
This is such a great idea! I would never have thought to use grapes as the base for a salsa. So good!
Thanks Alisa! Glad you like it!