This chickpea, cucumber and tomato salad is fresh and delicious.
Crushed multigrain pita chips add crunch while they soak up the flavors of the tangy dressing.
Bottom line: Its healthy, quick to prepare and utterly delicious.

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Read on for our best tips and tricks for making this salad your own.
Add 12 cup pita chips; toss to combine.
Serve with additional pita chips, if desired.

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Shake before serving to re-emulsify the ingredients.
Any canned beans, like cannellini or pinto, would be a great fit.
Just be sure to choose the no-salt-added variety, as canned beans can be high in sodium.

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Alternatively, it’s possible for you to swap in cooked edamame for a fun twist!
you could simply leave out the pita chips or use a gluten-free chip in their place.
you could add crispy chickpeas or a puffed grain like rice or quinoa instead.

Photographer: Jen Causey, Food Stylist: Julian Hensarling, Prop Stylist: Priscilla Montiel
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