An easy Christmas dessert or snack idea! Christmas Kabobs! These simple DIY bites make a festive addition to any party, holiday celebration or gathering or just a fun playdate!
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Easy Christmas Fruit Kabobs
Easy Christmas Kabobs
These little Christmas kabobs are adorable and healthy! Love that! They are simple to make – you probably have the ingredients on hand in your kitchen.
If you know me, you know I like adorable food that’s easy to make! These kabobs are cute, but so are these Candy Turkey Pretzel Bites! Gobble, gobble! And these Reindeer Brownies or these Brownie Christmas Trees. This time of year is so fun!
The Recipe for Christmas Fruit Kabobs
Not only would these little Christmas Fruit Kabobs be a super addition to a holiday get-together of family or friends, they would also be a fun and interactive activity to do with the kids over the holiday break. My daughter thought they were fun to make and eat! Plus, they’re on the healthy side, which is a total bonus this time of year!
If you’re looking for an activity during a playdate, this could be it! It keeps the kids entertained and they get a delicious finger-food snack! Perfect!
Christmas Kabobs How-To
You only need four simple ingredients and toothpicks and this little number is ready to go! Grapes, bananas, strawberries and marshmallows are it! Once you’ve cut your banana into slices, and the the ends off your washed strawberries, you’re ready to assemble.
Turn up the Christmas music and take your toothpick and start with putting on a grape, add a banana slice, then a strawberry and finish with a little mini marshmallow for a hat and you’ve got Santa Kabobs that looks oh, so cute!
PRO TIP: If you’re taking the kabobs to a party and don’t want the bananas to brown, try putting a little lemon juice on them.
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Christmas Kabobs
An easy and healthy holiday recipe! Great for parties or playdates.
Print Pin RatePrep Time: 10 minutes
Cook Time: 0 minutes
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Total Time: 10 minutes
Servings: 6
Calories: 36kcal
Ingredients
- 12 Strawberries
- 12 Green grapes
- 1 Large Banana (or 2 small)
- 12 Mini white marshmallows
- 12 Toothpicks
Instructions
- Wash the strawberries and grapes.
- Slice the ends off the strawberries and slice the banana.
- Place a grape, then banana, and then a strawberry on your toothpick.
- Top with a marshmallow.
Notes
Cook's Tip: Put some lemon juice on the bananas so they don't brown if the kabobs aren't going to be eaten right away.
Nutrition
Calories: 36kcal | Carbohydrates: 9g | Sodium: 1mg | Potassium: 126mg | Fiber: 1g | Sugar: 5g | Vitamin A: 15IU | Vitamin C: 16.2mg | Calcium: 4mg | Iron: 0.2mg
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Eat and enjoy!
What are your go-to recipes for the holiday season? I know many people that have taken these to work parties with rave reviews!
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Veronica McLemore says
What can you do keep the banana slices from browning while they sit?
Erin says
Good question, Veronica. The kabobs are best if eaten fairly soon after making them. However, a trick would be try putting a tiny amount of lemon juice on the bananas, they should keep them from browning.
Lucy says
These look great, do the bananas go brown?
Erin says
Good question, Lucy. They should be eaten shortly after making them so they don’t get brown. Or you could also place a little lemon on them so they don’t go brown if it will be a longer time before they’re eaten.
Carol says
Love these little adorable finger foods!
Kathleen says
What a very cute creative idea. I am pinning this. I would like you to put the pin in our Pinterest Game, you will get re-pinned http://60-thenew40.com/the-pinterest-game-22a/ Love to see you there with other creative ideas you have.
Kathleen
Erin says
I appreciate you stopping by, Kathleen! I’ll check out the game. Thanks!
Rose, FineCraftGuild says
Hi Erin,
These treats are great!
Will you come link this up at ‘SHARE IT’, our linky party today? That would be lovely.
Erin says
Thanks! I’ll check out the party! Erin
Carrie Groneman says
Erin, I LOVE this!!! It’s simple, tasty, actually good for you and the kiddos would want to eat them 🙂 What’s better than that? I am so glad you shared this fun recipe with all of us and your pictures are gorgeous. Your blog is fabulous and I so look forward to getting to know you. Carrie, A Mother’s Shadow
Erin says
It’s great when a snack can be healthy, delicious and cute! I look forward to getting the know you as well!
Fotini Roman says
These are absolutely darling!!! I will be making these to share my daughter’s pre school class 🙂 Thanks for sharing at our Inspired by You link party!!
Jessy @ The Life Jolie says
You have such great, simple ideas!I love options like this that taste good and are super easy to put together!
Erin says
I love simple and delicious too 🙂 Thanks for visiting, Jessy!
Heidi says
I host a little girls Christmas Craft party each year and this would be the perfect snack! Thanks, so pinning it!
Erin says
Thanks, Heidi! And thanks for pinning! Enjoy your party!
Christie says
These are absolutely adorable, perfect for my Christmas party.
Erin says
Thanks, Christie! Appreciate you stopping by!
Marie at The Interior Frugalista says
ADORABLE!! I think these might make our buffet table this year for our annual sleigh ride gathering. Pinned to share and make – thanks for the recipe!
Erin says
Thanks for the pin! Cheers! Erin
Brenda says
Very cute & simple! Pinned it! Have a great week 🙂
Erin says
Thanks, Brenda! Have a great week too!