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Fruit flower pots

These cute (and healthy) flowers are fun to make and a lovely project for a summer afternoon.

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  • Cut the watermelon in half and cut a 2cm slice off one of the halves. Stamp out 3 stars or flowers out of the slice. Scoop out balls of watermelon from the other half using a small melon baller. 
  • Remove the skin and core of the pineapple and cut two 2cm/¾in slices off the pineapple. Stamp out 3 stars or flowers using the cutters. Slice the remaining pineapple into cubes. 
  • Break 6 cocktail sticks in half. Insert a cocktail stick into the middle of each flower and push a blueberry onto the stick to make the centre. 
  • Insert a cake pop stick into the flowers to make the stems. 
  • Put a cube of pineapple into the bottom of each cup. Divide the grapes, melon balls, pineapple and blueberries between the cups. Insert the cake pop stick into the pineapple to hold it up in the cup.
  • Serve immediately.

Recipe adapted from Real Food Kids Will Love (Bluebird)

First published in the JC 26 July 2024 

Ingredients

1 small watermelon
½ pineapple 
150g blueberries 
200g red seedless grapes

YOU WILL ALSO NEED: 
Small star or flower cutters 
Small melon baller 
Cocktail sticks 
6 small plastic cups
6 cake pop sticks

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