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Looking for fun Christmas snacks to serve at your holiday party? This Christmas tree fruit platter turns fresh grapes into an adorable edible centerpiece, and it’s such an easy Christmas dessert idea to share with everyone!
Why You’ll Love This Fruit Christmas Tree!
This Fruit Christmas Tree has been one of my most-loved Christmas dessert ideas for years! It’s been pinned, shared, and recreated more times than I can count. And honestly, it’s no surprise!
I mean, look how cute this is! Turning a bunch of grapes into a Christmas tree is such a fun way to serve fruit during the holidays. And when you add caramel sauce and chopped nuts for dipping? Even better! You get those juicy grapes, sweet caramel, and a little crunch all in one bite.
I love ideas like this because they make serving something simple feel a little more special. Set it out at your Christmas party, and you have a festive holiday snack that guests can grab and enjoy while they mingle. Plus, it looks adorable on the table!
And speaking of edible Christmas trees (lol), I even made a Dill Pickle Christmas Tree appetizer, too! I might need to stop playing with my food!
If you’re looking for Christmas snack ideas, definitely save this one! It’s such a fun way to add something fresh to your holiday spread, especially when the table is already filled with Christmas cookies and other sweet treats.
How to Make This Fruit Christmas Tree with Grapes
Fruit Christmas Tree with Grapes
Equipment
- star cocktail pick (available at Walmart or Amazon)
Ingredients
- 4-5 lbs green grapes
- caramel sauce, for serving
- chopped nuts , for serving
Instructions
- Wrap the Styrofoam cone with plastic wrap.
- Place a toothpick into the cone, leaving enough toothpick protruding to attach a grape. Repeat this step, tapering up, starting with larger grapes at the base of the tree, then transition to smaller grapes as you reach the top of the tree.
- Place a star cocktail pick at the top of the grape Christmas tree.
- Serve with caramel sauce and chopped nuts.
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Notes
- If needed, you can use a mallet to hammer in any protruding toothpicks that are stuck out of the grapes.
- Choose grapes of different sizes. Larger grapes work well toward the bottom of the tree, while smaller ones help create a tapered shape as you move toward the top.
- Plan for leftovers. Remove any remaining grapes from the cone and refrigerate them in a covered container.
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