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A person in a red sweater stands behind a tall fruit Christmas tree made of green grapes, shaped like a Christmas tree and topped with a yellow star—perfect as a festive Christmas dessert. Bowls of grapes, nuts, toothpicks, and caramel sauce are nearby.
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Fruit Christmas Tree with Grapes

Turn fresh grapes into the cutest Fruit Christmas Tree with just three ingredients. This is such a fun holiday dessert and centerpiece everyone will love.
Prep Time1 hour
Course: Dessert
Cuisine: Healthy
Keyword: fruit christmas tree
Servings: 16 people
Author: Melissa Johnson
Cost: 30

Equipment

Ingredients

  • 4-5 lbs green grapes
  • caramel sauce for serving
  • chopped nuts for serving

Instructions

  • Wrap the Styrofoam cone with plastic wrap.
    A person in a red sweater wraps plastic wrap around a white foam cone to make a fruit Christmas tree. Bowls of green grapes, toothpicks, and chopped nuts are on a red and white checkered tablecloth for this festive Christmas dessert.
  • 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.
    A person in a red sweater is creating a fruit Christmas tree by attaching green grapes with toothpicks to a white foam cone. A bowl of toothpicks and a small dish of nuts sit on a red-and-white checkered tablecloth—perfect for a festive Christmas dessert.
  • Place a star cocktail pick at the top of the grape Christmas tree.
    A hand places a gold glittery star on top of a fruit Christmas tree made from green grapes. The person is wearing a red patterned sweater, adding festive cheer to this unique Christmas dessert.
  • Serve with caramel sauce and chopped nuts.
    Close-up of hands dipping a green grape on a toothpick into caramel sauce, with bowls of green grapes and chopped nuts in the background—perfect for assembling a festive fruit Christmas tree or serving as an easy Christmas dessert.

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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.