How do I make the heart shapes from fruit?

Use a small heart-shaped cookie cutter to press into halved strawberries and watermelon slices, creating consistent heart shapes.

Can I use other fruits for this dish?

Yes, cherries, red grapes, or any firm red fruits can be added for variety and extra color contrast.

Both are optional; they add a subtle sweetness and help enhance the flavors but can be omitted for a purely natural fruit taste.

Assemble shortly before serving to maintain freshness, or refrigerate if prepared ahead, but avoid long storage to prevent fruit sogginess.

Yes, they are naturally gluten-free and can be vegan if honey is replaced by agave syrup or omitted.

A charming and healthy dessert featuring heart-shaped red fruits, perfect for special occasions or romantic gatherings.

This delightful treat was a hit at my last family dinner and brought smiles all around.

Fresh Fruits: 200 g strawberries, 100 g watermelon, 100 g raspberries
Garnish: 1 tablespoon fresh mint leaves (optional), 1 tablespoon honey or agave syrup (optional)

Step 1:: Wash all fruits thoroughly.
Step 2:: Slice the strawberries in half lengthwise. Using a small heart-shaped cookie cutter, cut heart shapes from the strawberry halves and watermelon slices.
Step 3:: Gently thread the heart-shaped strawberries, watermelon, and whole raspberries onto wooden or bamboo skewers, alternating colors for a pretty pattern.
Step 4:: Arrange the skewers on a serving platter. Drizzle lightly with honey or agave syrup if desired, and sprinkle with fresh mint leaves for garnish.
Step 5:: Serve immediately, or refrigerate until ready to serve.

Assembling the skewers just before serving keeps the fruits fresh and tasty, making family moments even sweeter.

Small heart-shaped cookie cutter, wooden or bamboo skewers, sharp knife, cutting board.

Contains honey if used (not vegan). Generally allergen-free always check for individual fruit allergies or cross-contamination risks.

Calories 70, total fat 0.5 g, carbohydrates 16 g, protein 1 g (per serving).

This recipe brings healthy sweetness to any occasion in just 20 minutes.

→ How do I make the heart shapes from fruit?: Use a small heart-shaped cookie cutter to press into halved strawberries and watermelon slices, creating consistent heart shapes.
→ Can I use other fruits for this dish?: Yes, cherries, red grapes, or any firm red fruits can be added for variety and extra color contrast.
→ Is it necessary to add honey or agave syrup?: Both are optional; they add a subtle sweetness and help enhance the flavors but can be omitted for a purely natural fruit taste.
→ How should the skewers be stored before serving?: Assemble shortly before serving to maintain freshness, or refrigerate if prepared ahead, but avoid long storage to prevent fruit sogginess.
→ Are these skewers suitable for special diets?: Yes, they are naturally gluten-free and can be vegan if honey is replaced by agave syrup or omitted.