Mango Salsa Chicken Salad


Now this is a delicious salad that is a meal in itself.  It is loaded with super healthy fruits and veggies.  It takes a little longer to chop all the veggies but well worth the effort. The salsa is also goes well with grilled chicken or fish.   Mangoes are low in calorie and high in vitamin A.  Spinach is also very low in calories and loaded with healthy vitamins and nutrients like vitamin A and K, folate, magnesium, fiber, calcium and protein.  This is one of my favorite salads and I hope you enjoy it too!

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