Waffles and Fruit Kebabs Recipe

ByJanel
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I’m so excited to share today’s recipe for Fruit Kebabs! We’ve already had fun this week with waffles with a cinnamon waffles breakfast, PB&J lunch, and a yummy Sundae, too. Today’s recipe is a fun and versatile recipe that can be used for breakfast, lunch, snack or even as a treat! We make these for a snack since they are filling and a fun activity in one!

Waffle & Fruit Kebabs

Learn colors, shapes, or make patterns with Fruit Kebabs for Kids! #Food #Recipes #Kids

Ingredients:

  • Variety of Diced Fruit. Pick 4-6 favorites. Here are some you might include: Pineapple, Strawberries, Blackberries, Grapes, Cantaloupe, Bananas, Apples, Blueberries, Raspberries, Mandarin Oranges, Watermelon, Mangoes, Kiwi, Pears, or others.
  • Cubed Cheese
  • Eggo Waffles
  • Skewers

Simple and delicious Fruit Kebabs snack for kids! #Recipe #Kids

Directions:

  1. Prepare and cut all fruit you’d like to include.
  2. Cut cheese into cubes or thick slices cut into flat squares.
  3. Toast Eggo Waffles according to package directions. When toasted, cut in half and then cut each half into three slices to make triangles.
  4. Load all ingredients onto a platter so they are easy to access and see.
  5. Load up the skewers with each persons favorite choices!

Fun Fruit Kebabs

We had so much fun creating our Fruit Kebabs! This was by far my boys favorite recipe we’ve created out of our week of waffles recipes! They had so much fun picking out their favorite fruits and making their own fruit skewers. The waffles were a really fun addition to our kebabs and the kids really loved including them with the fruit. You can put the skewer through the middle of the triangle or thread it through along the grid lines of the Eggo and it will hold really well without ripping.

 

Creative Play with Fruit Kebabs

waffle kebabs

Playing with food is a great way to teach your children as it gives them a hands on way to practice and learn. This Waffle & Fruit Kebabs recipe can be the perfect platform to use to teach colors, shapes, pattern creation, counting, and other early education skills. Try challenging your child to find a certain colored fruit to add to their skewer. Or, look for shapes as they play. We had a variety of shapes from triangle waffles, trapezoid pineapple cubes, oval grapes, circle bananas, square cheese, and others! Older children can create their own patterns by practicing ABAB, ABC, or even more complex patterns.

 

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Recipe type: Snacks
Serves: 6
Ingredients:
  • Variety of Diced Fruit. Pick 4-6 favorites. Here are some you might include: Pineapple, Strawberries, Blackberries, Grapes, Cantaloupe, Bananas, Apples, Blueberries, Raspberries, Mandarin Oranges, Watermelon, Mangoes, Kiwi, Pears, or others.
  • Cubed Cheese
  • Eggo Waffles
  • Skewers
Directions:
  1. Prepare and cut all fruit you'd like to include.
  2. Cut cheese into cubes or thick slices cut into flat squares.
  3. Toast Eggo Waffles according to package directions. When toasted, cut in half and then cut each half into three slices to make triangles.
  4. Lay all ingredients onto a platter so they are easy to access and see.
  5. Load up the skewers with each persons favorite choices!

 

For more fun with your fruit, try this Fruit Dip Recipe!

Fruit Dip Recipe
Fruit Dip

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166 Comments

  76. I’d say a wafruiffle. I know that’s goofy but that’s what came to mind. Those look really good so I’m going to have to make these with my neices sometime.Thank you 🙂

  117. So Fruity Waffle on a Stick (sorry that’s all I’ve got)

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  146. Oh my gosh, this is FUN and so up my alley because I love eating fresh fruit like that and serving it to the kids that way!

  161. Tropical Waffles? Breakfast kebabs? Sorry, I’m having trouble being very creative right now! 🙂

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