Grape Caterpillar Kabobs + More of Our Favorite Fun Food for Kids

Last updated on October 12th, 2022 at 02:07 am

Looking for healthy snack ideas for your kids? Here’s a fun idea. Make these super simple grape caterpillar kabobs! 

They’re the perfect treat for kids’ parties, after school snacks, or whenever you want to serve a good-for-you snack your kids will want to eat.

We used green grapes, but any color grapes will work, and so would cherries, or blueberries. You could even mix up different colored berries and grapes if you’d like. 

Grape Caterpillar Kabobs

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Ingredients and Materials:

six long wooden skewers
60 green grapes
icing (any color)
12 edible candy eyes

These are so easy to put together. Just put the grapes on your skewers, and using icing as “glue,” attach the candy eyes. 

Instructions:

1. First choose six grapes for the heads (make sure they are the best shapes)
2. Place nine grapes lengthwise on each skewer and add the final “head” grape.
3. Using the icing, place a dab on the back of each candy eye, and place two on each “head” grape.

Enjoy your caterpillar kabobs!

Note: Watch small children around wooden skewers.

Looking for more fun kids’ foods? Check out these ideas!

DOLPHIN BANANAS

Fill a clear glass with green grapes. Then, slice the end of a banana as you see in the photo. Use a marker to draw a dot for the eye, and put a cherry (or berry) in the dolphin’s mouth.

BAGEL CATERPILLAR

Spread cream cheese on three bagels/six halves. Then cut the bagels in half again as you see in the photo. Next, top each section with different colors of fruit, and arrange to create your caterpillar! Use fruits like kiwi, strawberries, raspberries, dragonfruit, peaches, cherries, blueberries, blackberries, or any of your favorites!

Try these rainbow grapes too!

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