Red White and Blue Fruit Kabobs

These Red White and Blue Fruit Kabobs are the perfect kid friendly treat to serve up during the American holidays this summer!

Red White and Blue Fruit Kabobs

I will start this Red White and Blue Fruit Kabobs post by saying this...yes, I realize that pineapple is not white. But what deliciously sweet fruit is white?

Pineapple tastes amazing and it works so incredibly well with this Red White and Blue Fruit Kabobs Recipe that it was really our only option! Memorial Day, 4th of July, Labor Day.

These are all of our wonderfully patriotic American holidays and I love coming up with ways (with help from my foodie writers, of course), to celebrate them with appropriately themed patriotic recipes.

Give our Red White and Blue Fruit Kabobs a try!

During our summer months, when our holidays celebrate all things Americana, I love breaking out the red, white and blue party favors, decorations and of course, recipes to go along with the celebration!

This Red White and Blue Fruit Kabobs Recipe is so easy to make and your guests will love a bit of cool fruity refreshment during those warm summer months.

These Red White and Blue Fruit Kabobs is also a great way opportunity to get the kids involved in the celebration, as there is no cooking involved!

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Looking for other Quick and Easy patriotic recipes to serve alongside my Red White and Blue Fruit Kabobs?

Check out these delicious recipes that I have shared over the years that are just perfect for Memorial Day, 4th of July, Labor Day and Veteran's Day. Like our Red, White & Blue Patriotic Shortbread Bars Recipe! They are all tried and true recipes that I have made over the years, or my trusty food writers have made. Your kids will especially love our Red White and Blue Popsicles Recipe!

I think you will love them all! Of course, this is just a small selection of patriotic recipes, but we have LOTS and lots of recipes on the blog that are perfect for your summer celebrations!

Can I make this Red White and Blue Fruit Kabobs Recipe ahead of time?

You can bake up these easy Red White and Blue Fruit Kabobs for Memorial Day and 4th of July and store it in your fridge or an air tight sealed container for up to 3 days, but I would not recommend that you store it for any longer, as the berries will begin to get mushy and drip! 

Ingredients needed to make our Red White and Blue Fruit Kabobs

• 1 fresh pineapple
• Fresh whole strawberries, washed and tops removed
• Fresh blackberries, washed
• Bamboo skewers
• Star cookie cutters
• Container for the Kabobs
• White Sugar

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Directions for making our Red White and Blue Fruit Kabobs

Slice a whole pineapple into ½" rounds. Use a star cookie cutter to cut a star shape out of the pineapple.

Thread a star shaped pineapple, followed by a blackberry, strawberry and another blackberry onto a barbecue skewer.

Fill your container with white sugar. Place the skewers in the container and enjoy.

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