10-15 Strawberry Lemonade salad

Haha! But it really tastes like strawberry lemonade. This is a variation of the Frico salad getting its own entry because I loved how the taste changed with the addition of strawberries.
I didn't serve it with any cheese but feel free to experiment about what tastes good with this citrus dressing, my new favorite as it tastes so light, not too sweet and so easy to make.

Toss together a salad of whatever size you need:
baby spinach
thinly sliced cucumbers
thinly sliced red onions
sliced fresh strawberries
and maybe something else you have...

Dressing- same as for Frico salad but without any orange zest (but only because I didn't have an orange in the refrigerator today, so I used frozen OJ concentrate).
Shake together
zest of 1/2 a lemon
juice of 1/2 a lemon
1 T orange juice or concentrate
1 t honey or agave
2-3 T olive oil
salt to taste
Shake well and drizzle lightly over salad.

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