Grape vines in boxes on table.
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Creamy Grape Salad Is The Best Dish For You To Use Up That Leftover Bunch
By Betsy Parks
Grapes hanging from a bowl.
Finishing grapes before they go bad can often be challenging, so try making a creamy grape salad for a more creative way to use them.
A closeup  of cream cheese in a bowl.
You don't need any cooking skills, and the ingredients list is simple: Cream cheese, sour cream or yogurt, brown or coconut sugar, a little vanilla extract, and some chopped nuts.
Pecans on a table
Simply mix the leftover grapes with a sweetened creamy dressing like cream cheese, and if you're not allergic, fold in some pecans or cashews.
A closeup of a creamy grape salad.
Creamy grape salad is slightly sweet with a crisp, acidic crunch. You can serve it cold, which is perfect for school lunches or backyard barbecues.
A closeup of a creamy grape salad.
A creamy grape salad will stay crunchy in the fridge for a couple of days, so you can make it for an event ahead of time or have it ready for a weeknight snack.