The Waldorf Salad is a classic dish originating from New York City, created in the late 19th century at the famous Waldorf Hotel, which would later become the Waldorf-Astoria. This salad is characterized by its fresh and crunchy mix of fruits and vegetables, combined with a creamy dressing that gives it a unique flavor. In different Latin American countries, this preparation may have similar names or simply be called "apple and celery salad," although its essence remains intact. Its popularity has transcended borders, adapting to various tastes and local variants.