Fruit by Suzie Smith

A taste of the world’s culinary delights is brought together in this modern compilation of the most up-to-date gastronomic fads. This collection showcases a range of delectable dishes that are not only simple to make, but also visually appealing and conveniently consumed. Spanning across various cultures, from Asian delicacies to Spanish Tapas, Mexican wraps to Italian antipastos, and even delightful pastries and sweets, this assortment effortlessly epitomizes the chic and uncluttered aesthetic of the entire Essential Kitchen Series. For those who enjoy finger foods that can be dipped, dunked, skewered, or effortlessly popped into the mouth, this book holds numerous treasures waiting to be explored.

“Delicious and Healthy Edible Animal Snacks for Kids”

Are you looking for fun and creative ways to make your meals more exciting? Look no further! In this article, we’ll show you how to make adorable edible animals using fruits and other tasty ingredients.

Meet the Owl

For our first friend, we’ll need two apples, a piece of carrot, some raisins, and toothpicks. Start by cutting a piece off each side of the first apple to make the wings. Attach the wings by poking toothpicks through them. Cut out small holes for the ears and insert carrot pieces. Then, connect the two parts of the owl by inserting a toothpick into the lower part and sticking the head on top.

Say Hello to the Frog

To make a cute frog, you’ll need a quarter of an apple, raisins, seeds, strawberry slices, marshmallows, and toothpicks. Cut out a piece to create the mouth and add teeth using the seeds. Attach raisins to marshmallows with toothpicks to make the eyes. Finally, add a small slice of strawberry for the tongue.

The Turtle is Here

Our last friend is a turtle made from an apple, a grape, sprinkles, and toothpicks. Cut the apple in half and use one half for the turtle’s head. Attach a grape to it using a toothpick. Make holes in the grape and insert sprinkles. Cut the other half of the apple into legs and assemble the turtle on a plate.

These fruit friends are not only adorable but also delicious and healthy. After introducing them, feel free to enjoy eating them as a tasty treat. Get creative and have fun with your food!