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Fun party food doesn’t have to be super involved or time consuming. These Patriotic Fruit Kabobs are super festive and something the kids can help make too.
What’s not to love about these strawberry, blueberry, & marshmallow skewers?!?!? They can be made the day before the party and as long as they are tightly wrapped they’ll be perfect when served.
Patriotic Fruit Kabobs
I love 4th of July, but here in Arizona it’s often too hot to just hang out at the park for picnic and fireworks so we usually crash a friend’s house that has a pool, eat, and then head out to see fireworks at the last minute. Even when the fireworks start at 9pm, it’s still around 100-110 degrees outside! It’s hot!!!!
I always take a ton of food with us because I just hate to show up empty handed…afterall, I didn’t have to clean my house. And these mini fruit kabobs are always a kid {and adult} favorite. Y’all, sometimes I bring 3 or 4 dozen and they are DEVOURED!
4th of July Fruit Kabobs
Pretty much, my kids love any fruit kabobs with marshmallows, but these are probably the prettiest to look at. I also love getting my kids involved with helping prepare snacks or for parties and these are perfect for kids of all ages. My older daughter is now able to safely cut the strawberries and my son threads everything on the skewers.
These are so simple and delicious that I don’t add anything to them. Sometimes, plain fruit is all ya need. So skip a fancy glaze or topping {although…I have been talked into a chocolate drizzle in the past} and just enjoy these simple 4th of July Fruit Kabobs.
4th of July Recipes
Giant Patriotic Cookie Cake
Patriotic Berry & Fruit Platter
Red, White, & Blue Layered Drinks
Popsicle Rockets
Red, White, & Blue Patriotic Brownies
Red, White, & Blue Fudge
4th of July Menu Plan
Patriotic Fruit Kabobs
Ingredients
- 1 pint strawberries
- 1 pint blueberries
- 1 -2 cups mini marshmallows
- 24 bamboo skewers
Instructions
Wash and dry berries.
Cut strawberries into pieces about the same size as the mini marshmallows and blueberries.
Thread fruit and marshmallows onto skewers in a pretty red, white, and blue pattern.
Cover and store in the refrigerator until ready to eat! Can be made a day in advance if needed.
updated 6/1/18
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These are so cute and festive!! My daughter informed me that we are making these this weekend!
Thanks again for posting this on my Patriotic linky party! What a fantastic idea and a keeper!!
Oh my goodness. It’s one in the morning, and I should be going to bed, but instead I’m looking at your delicious food and my stomach is grumbling – because, well, there’s NOTHING better than fruit! I (surprisingly!) have all the ingredients for this, and will totally be making it in the morning – hopefully my family will still eat it even though the 4th is over now!
I just love your Fruit Kabobs! The color and the combination is just perfect for the holiday and any summertime treat!
Thank you so much for sharing with Full Plate Thursday and come back soon. Have a great week end!
Miz Helen
I love these brightly colored fruit kabobs! I will be featuring them on my blog on Monday. Hugs and have a happy Independence day!
Love it! Making them for my 6 children.
I love this idea. I might just have to use it 😉
Blessings,
LaVonne @ Long Wait For Isabella
Great idea! I think I’ll do this for Monday; my boys will LOVE it! 🙂
How clever! I’m going to make these this weekend 🙂
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Super cute fruit kabob!
Ooooooo, those look delicious and perfect theme to share at my Patriotic Linky party!! Thanks for sharing 🙂
Fun and yummy! Great idea.
Janice
OOOOH! I love these! I am printing this out and making them for a 4th of July party this weekend! Thanks! Visiting and now following via Time 4 Mommy Blog Hop…hop on over to my blog and follow back if you like… http://mom4realky.blogspot.com
These are so cute and so easy…I think I’ll let the kids put them together. Thanks for a cute and healthy idea!