Fresh fruit skewers
Nutrition per serving
Colourful fresh fruit skewers to enjoy plain or with yoghurt. Full of vitamins, fun and with no added sugar, they make a healthy dessert or snack that children love.
Prep: 15 min | Cooking: 0 min | Servings: 4 | Difficulty: Very easy
Calculated per serving from the Anses Ciqual 2025 values for each ingredient, based on the quantities in the list. Household measures (spoonfuls, pieces) use average weights. 118 kcal · 2 g protein · 24 g carbohydrate · 1 g fat
Ingredients
- 250 g strawberries
- 200 g melon
- 2 kiwi fruit
- 200 g grapes
- 1 lime
- mint (optional)
Method
- Wash all the fruit and cut it into even pieces.
- Thread it onto skewers, alternating the colours.
- Squeeze a little lime juice over the top.
- Serve chilled, plain or with yoghurt.
Nutritional benefits
Fresh fruit is naturally rich in vitamins, fibre and water, making for a low-calorie dessert with no added sugar. Served on fun skewers, it encourages children and adults alike to eat more fruit. The simplest and healthiest way to finish a meal on a sweet note.
Variations and substitutions
- With seasonal fruit.
- With a yoghurt and honey dip.
- Lightly grilled on the barbecue (for a caramelised effect).
- With melted dark chocolate for an indulgent touch.
Storage and make-ahead
Can be made a few hours ahead; the lime juice stops the fruit from browning.
💡 Good to know
Cut the fruit into evenly sized pieces: the skewers look better and are easier to eat.
Related reading
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Foods in this recipe: strawberries · melon · kiwi fruit · grapes · lime.
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