Cute and Easy Easter Fruit Skewers for Kids

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The Easter Bunny usually brings a ton of candy for my kids, so it’s nice to have healthier festive options for them to enjoy as well. I made these cute and easy Easter fruit skewers for them and they were a hit!

What kind of fruit works well for these fruit skewers?

I used a flower cookie cutter with these fruit skewers to make them extra cute! If you want to do the same, I would suggest using melons, mangoes, kiwis and other fruit that are easy to cut into shapes. Oranges or other segmented fruit won’t work well.

If you don’t want to make the fruit into shapes, any fruit will work! If you decide to use apples, make sure to soak them in water with lemon juice to stop them from turning brown.

Easter books for kids:

Here are some great books to get your kids in the Easter spirit:

We’re Going on an Egg Hunt

Join a group of adorable animal friends as they embark on a thrilling Easter egg hunt. With lively rhymes and delightful illustrations, this charming picture book is perfect for young readers who love Easter and the thrill of the hunt. Follow along as the friends search high and low, encountering surprises and fun along the way. It’s an egg-cellent story that will have kids hopping with joy!

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Peppas Easter Egg Hunt

As they search high and low for colorful Easter eggs, Peppa and her pals encounter surprises around every corner. With cheerful illustrations and Peppa’s trademark charm, this heartwarming tale is perfect for little ones eager to celebrate Easter. Get ready to hop along with Peppa and friends in this egg-citing story that will leave you squealing with delight!

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How do you make Easter fruit skewers?

Ingredients:

assorted fruit of your choice
Peeps

Supplies

skewers
flower cookie cutter (optional)

Step 1: Slice the fruit to create a flat surface, then use the cutter to create the flower shapes. If you’re not using a flower cutter, simply cut the fruit into bite-size pieces.