Arugula & Papaya Salad (Raw Vegan)

Here’s a simple meal for when you are in the mood for something fresh, quick, and light. Arugula makes such a fantastic base for a salad containing fruit.

Original source: https://www.liveremedy.com/arugula-papaya-salad-raw-vegan/

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