St. Patrick's Day Recipe for Kids

Play with fruit this St. Patrick's Day to create luscious rainbows and lucky green fruit kabobs for fabulous party dishes or just for fun. These fruity creations are great to do at home with kids and might inspire them to eat some healthy snacks. Or take them to a St. Patty's party for some added color and fun.

To make your St. Patty's Day fruit kabobs you will need fruit, skewers and a knife and cutting board. You can use any green and gold fruit you like. We used a Granny Smith apple, kiwis, limes and a mango but green grapes, star fruit and pineapple would also work well in the mix.

Begin by slicing up your fruit. You can cut it into simple cubes or triangles if you are in a hurry, but if you have a bit of time try cutting a few pieces into fun St. Patrick's Day shapes like this four leaf clover.

Mix some three leaf clovers in with your fruit shapes to make the ones with four leaves extra lucky! Simply trim away triangles from a slice of kiwi to create three lobes and a stem.