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| 30 minutes or less, 5 ingredients or Less

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Grinch Fruit Kabobs are a fun and easy to make fruit appetizer for any occasion. 

Grinch Fruit Kabobs

Grinch Fruit Kabobs

These adorable Grinch Fruit Kabobs could also be referred to as Santa Fruit Kabobs, because the top layer looks like Santa’s Hat.

Grinch Kabobs are a fun and easy to make fruit appetizer for any occasion.

They would make a great snack idea for kids at a holiday party, and would encourage them to eat some fresh fruits instead of just cake and candy.

I’ve included links to some of the items used to assemble these Fruit Kabobs, so you can refer to them for reference when planning to make these.

The quantity of each ingredient you need will depend on how many kabobs you need to make.

Grinch Kabob Ingredients

Ingredients:

Mini Marshmallows

Green Grapes

Strawberries, leafy tops removed

Bananas, sliced and dipped in lemon or lime juice

Additional Materials Needed:

Toothpicks, skewers or lollipop sticks

Grinch Fruit Kabobs

Directions to assemble kabobs:

1. Pierce a green grape with the skewer and slide through. On top of the grape, layer a sliced banana – followed by a strawberry (point facing up) and top with a mini marshmallow.

2. Follow this process until all fruit is used, or desired amount is prepared.

Note: To keep banana slices from turning brown, place them in a bowl of lemon or lime juice (acidity) before assembling the kabobs. This will help them keep their bright color if you’re making the kabobs in advance.

Yield: 12

Grinch Fruit Kabobs

Grinch Fruit Kabobs
Prep Time 5 minutes
Active Time 5 minutes
Total Time 10 minutes

Materials

  • Mini Marshmallows
  • Green Grapes
  • Strawberries leafy tops removed
  • Bananas sliced and dipped in lemon or lime juice

Tools

  • Toothpicks, skewers or lollipop sticks

Instructions

1. Pierce a green grape with the skewer and slide through. On top of the grape, layer a sliced banana – followed by a strawberry (point facing up) and top with a mini marshmallow.

2. Follow this process until all fruit is used, or desired amount is prepared.

Note: To keep banana slices from turning brown, place them in a bowl of lemon or lime juice (acidity) before assembling the kabobs. This will help them keep their bright color if you’re making the kabobs in advance.

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© Karen Puleski
Category: Snacks
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These are a few items I find helpful in my own kitchen when preparing these Grinch Fruit Kabobs:

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Comments

  4. Amy Green says

    Since this fruit snack is cool and refreshing, it makes for the perfect after school snack. Plus, it makes for a great and easy go-to when watching The Grinch movie, or the original cartoon special!

  9. Jerry Marquardt says

    These kabobs look so delicious! Your special recipe looks especially yummy I will be making this over the coming weekend.

  10. Mishelle says

    This is so cute!! My kids would love it plus there’s nothing on them that I couldn’t send a plate of them to school at Christmas got closer for an exam nibble!
    Thanks,
    Mishelle

  23. Margot C says

    Let’s see – cute, simple, yummy and healthy and fun. I think that they are just adorable Karen!

  25. Kelly O says

    This is such a cute idea. I love that it is so festive, but also is fruit instead of all the process sugar that other Christmas treats have. We will be making this.

  28. Jan Lee says

    These look so fun to make! The kids could even do it themselves. This is a very healthy treat for the holidays:)

  33. Ashley Chassereau Parks says

    This is such a cute idea! One day this week we are going to do a day of Grinch activities and have a snack while watching the movie!! This would be great for the snack idea! My kids could help with it too!

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