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    Home » Rainbow Food

    Frozen Rainbow Fruit Kebabs Recipe

    Aug 17, 2016 · 5 Comments

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    These frozen rainbow fruit kebabs are a great healthy summer snack that kids can make themselves and a great healthy alternative to shop bought ice lollies!

    This week I've had rainbows on the brain so as well as the pretty rainbow bagel topping recipe I shared a few days ago, I've also got two more rainbow recipes to share with you, both of which are frozen treats, perfect for helping the kids cool down during the hot summer weather we're enjoying at the moment.  

    The first recipe, which I'm sharing with you today, is for frozen rainbow fruit kebabs.

    Super easy frozen rainbow fruit kebabs recipe - Eats Amazing UK

    These frosty fruit skewers are really easy to put together so they make a perfect little summer holiday project that even the smallest children can get involved in making.  Best of all for a kids activity, they get to eat their efforts as a healthy snack at the end!

    The simple frozen kebabs make a great healthy alternative to shop bought ice lollies and even contribute towards your 5 a day.

    Easy frozen rainbow fruit kebabs - fun kids snack idea for summer from Eats Amazing UK

    Frozen Rainbow Fruit Kebabs

    Ingredients: 

    • 6-8 strawberries
    • handful red grapes
    • handful green grapes
    • handful blueberries
    • 1 large ripe banana
    • 50g natural yogurt
    • honey to taste (optional)

    Method: 

    Start by lining  a baking tray with baking paper or tinfoil. This will make the fruit kebabs easier to remove once frozen. Make sure it fits into your freezer!

    Prepare the fruit; wash and hull the strawberries, wash the grapes and blueberries, peel the banana and cut into bite-sized pieces.

    Using kitchen scissors, cut the sharp ends off of 6-8 bamboo skewers.

    Thread the fruit onto the skewers. We did all of ours in the same order for a pretty rainbow effect; 1 strawberry, red grapes, blueberries, green grapes and a banana slice, but you can put them on in any order or mix them up if preferred.

    Place all of the kebabs onto the lined tray as you make them up.

    Measure out the yogurt and mix in a little honey to sweeten if wanted (the honey is optional). Spoon the yogurt mixture into a small plastic freezer bag, then snip off a tiny corner and pipe drizzles of yogurt all over the fruit kebabs. This messy task was a particularly fun bit for the kids!

    Frozen rainbow fruit kebabs from Eats Amazing UK - healthy snack idea for summer that kids will love

    Pop the kebabs in the freezer and freeze for about ½ hour until the yogurt has frozen solid and the fruit is icy.

    Carefully remove from the baking tray, serve and enjoy!

    Super easy frozen rainbow fruit kebabs recipe - fun snack idea for kids from Eats Amazing UK

    Any leftover kebabs can be popped into a large freezer bag and enjoyed at a later date. If serving from solid frozen, take the kebabs out of the freezer and leave to soften a little for a few minutes to make them easier to eat.

    If you liked this fun recipe, you might also enjoy these skewer recipes too - because everything tastes better on a stick! 

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    Fun and easy summer berry skewers with a delicious honey vanilla dip recipe - fun food idea for kids to make this summer

    Heart Themed Vegetable Kebabs

    Quick and easy heart vegetable kebabs for kids - a fun way to serve up salad vegetables for party food or lunch box snacks

    Quick Rainbow Fruit Skewers

    Rainbow Fruit Skewers - Easy recipe for kids with free printable recipe sheet - perfect for party food picnics and healthy snacks at home

    For more healthy rainbow food ideas and recipes, check out the rainbow food ideas section here on the Eats Amazing blog or for more yummy ice lolly ideas for summer head to our Frozen Treat Recipes section or pop over and follow my Frozen Treats Pinterest board.

    Grace

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    Frozen Rainbow Fruit Kebabs

    Easy frozen rainbow fruit kebabs - fun kids snack idea for summer.
    Prep Time15 mins
    Cook Time0 mins
    Freezing30 mins
    Total Time45 mins
    Course: Snack
    Cuisine: British, Vegetarian
    Servings: 7 kebabs
    Author: Grace Hall

    Ingredients

    • 6-8 strawberries
    • hanful red grapes
    • hanful green grapes
    • handful blueberries
    • 1 large ripe banana
    • 50 g natural yogurt
    • honey to taste (optional)

    Instructions

    • Start by lining  a baking tray with baking paper or tinfoil. This will make the fruit kebabs easier to remove once frozen. Make sure it fits into your freezer!
    • Prepare the fruit; wash and hull the strawberries, wash the grapes and blueberries, peel the banana and cut into bite-sized pieces.
    • Using kitchen scissors, cut the sharp ends off of 6-8 bamboo skewers.
    • Thread the fruit onto the skewers. We did all of ours in the same order for a pretty rainbow effect; 1 strawberry, red grapes, blueberries, green grapes and a banana slice, but you can put them on in any order or mix them up if preferred.
    • Place all of the kebabs onto the lined tray as you make them up.
    • Measure out the yogurt and mix in a little honey to sweeten if wanted (the honey is optional). Spoon the yogurt mixure into a small plastic freezer bag, then snip off a tiny corner and pipe drizzles of yogurt all over the fruit kebabs. This messy task was a particularly fun bit for the kids!
    • Pop the kebabs in the freezer and freeze for about ½ hour until the yogurt has frozen solid and the fruit is icy.
    • Carefully remove from the baking tray, serve and enjoy!

    Notes

    NOTES: Any leftover kebabs can be popped into a large freezer bag and enjoyed at a later date. If serving from solid frozen, take the kebabs out of the freezer and leave to soften a little for a few minutes to make them easier to eat.

    I hope you will want to try this delicious recipe, please pin it if you do! 

    Easy to make frozen rainbow fruit kebabs recipe - fun and healthy summer snack for kids from Eats Amazing UK - these make a great popsicle alternative #rainbowfood #kebab #fruit #fruitsalad #kidsfood #funfood #healthykids #healthysnacks #summerfood #popsicle #rainbow #easyrecipe #frozen

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    1. Stacey Kemeys says

      August 20, 2016 at 2:16 am

      My Goodness, I can't wait until summer to make these treats! My Kids would love not just eating them but making them too! Pinned ready for the southern hemisphere summer! I can't believe it has taken me so long to find your blog, but in the past month I have learnt so so many ideas from you Thank You!

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