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πŸ§€ Fruit & Cheese Kabobs

A sweet + savory snack on a stick β€” fun to assemble and yummy to eat!


🧾 Ingredients

  • Cheese cubes (cheddar, mozzarella, or Colby)

  • Fresh fruit pieces:
    πŸ‡ grapes | πŸ“ strawberries | 🍍 pineapple | 🍏 apple cubes | 🍌 banana slices

  • Wooden or plastic kid-safe skewers

Optional extras:
πŸ₯¨ pretzel sticks instead of skewers | πŸ₯œ nuts on the side | 🍯 honey drizzle


πŸ‘©β€πŸ³ Kid-Friendly Steps

  1. Cut fruit and cheese into small bite-sized chunks. (Adult supervise cutting.)

  2. Put the pieces in bowls like a build-your-own kabob station.

  3. Slide fruit and cheese onto skewers in any order β€” patterns encouraged!

  4. Make full skewers or mini bite kabobs.

  5. Serve fresh and enjoy the mix of juicy + cheesy goodness.

πŸ”₯ Adult Help Needed: Cutting fruit and cheese.


⭐ Fun Tips

  • Make color patterns β€” red/yellow/red/yellow!

  • Alternate fruit + cheese for a fun stripe look.

  • Use pretzel sticks for fully edible kabobs! πŸ₯¨


πŸ§€ Why Kids Love It

They get to build their own kabobs like food art β€” colorful, simple, snackable fun!


πŸ“Œ Quick Parent Notes

  • Great for lunchboxes or picnics

  • Fresh & healthy snack, full of vitamins

  • Fills up hungry little tummies

  • Easy for picky eaters if they choose ingredients


πŸ–¨ Printable Recipe Card

Fruit & Cheese Kabobs
Time: 10 minutes | Serves: 6–8 kabobs

Ingredients
β€’ Cheese cubes
β€’ Fruit pieces
β€’ Skewers

Steps

  1. Prep fruit + cheese.

  2. Build kabobs in fun patterns.

  3. Serve fresh & enjoy!

Kid Tip: Try making kabobs shaped like rainbows or patterns. 🌈
Adult Note: Help with cutting.

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