Rocket Ship Fruit Skewers

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Assemble colorful fruit pieces into playful rocket shapes using strawberries, pineapple chunks, green grapes, blueberries, and banana slices threaded on wooden skewers. This quick, no-cook snack takes about 15 minutes and adds a fun, vibrant flair perfect for kids parties or themed treats. Experiment with star-shaped fruit or a yogurt dip for extra flavor and enjoyment.

Updated on Tue, 09 Dec 2025 16:33:00 GMT
Vibrant Rocket Ship Fruit Skewers with strawberries, grapes, and pineapple, a space-themed snack. Save
Vibrant Rocket Ship Fruit Skewers with strawberries, grapes, and pineapple, a space-themed snack. | cloverhearth.com

A fun and healthy snack inspired by space exploration, featuring colorful fruit pieces assembled into rocket ship shapes perfect for kids parties or a themed snack.

I enjoy creating themed snacks that bring excitement and nutrition together for my family and friends.

Ingredients

  • Strawberries: 8 large (rocket tips)
  • Pineapple chunks: 1 cup (rocket flames)
  • Green grapes: 1 cup (rocket body)
  • Blueberries: 1 cup (decorative windows)
  • Banana: 1, sliced thickly (rocket body)
  • Wooden skewers: 8 (8–10 inches long)

Instructions

Step 1:
Wash all fruit thoroughly and pat dry.
Step 2:
Cut the banana into thick slices, about 1/2 inch each.
Step 3:
To assemble each rocket, start by threading a pineapple chunk onto the bottom of the skewer (for the rockets flame).
Step 4:
Add 1–2 green grapes above the pineapple.
Step 5:
Place 1 banana slice above the grapes.
Step 6:
Add 1–2 blueberries as the decorative windows.
Step 7:
Top with a whole strawberry (point facing up) as the rocket tip.
Step 8:
Repeat with the remaining ingredients to create 8 rocket ship skewers.
Step 9:
Arrange skewers on a platter and serve immediately.
Cool, colorful Rocket Ship Fruit Skewers ready to eat, with banana and berry details arranged. Save
Cool, colorful Rocket Ship Fruit Skewers ready to eat, with banana and berry details arranged. | cloverhearth.com

My kids love helping me assemble these fruit rockets and enjoy every bite during our family movie nights.

Additional Tips

Use star-shaped cookie cutters to cut melon or mango and add fun shapes to the skewers for extra excitement.

Storage

These skewers are best served fresh but can be stored covered in the fridge for up to 24 hours.

Variation Ideas

Try adding a yogurt dip on the side or use different seasonal fruits to keep the recipe exciting all year round.

Fresh Rocket Ship Fruit Skewers: a healthy kid’s treat with a strawberry rocket tip and fun arrangement. Save
Fresh Rocket Ship Fruit Skewers: a healthy kid’s treat with a strawberry rocket tip and fun arrangement. | cloverhearth.com

These rocket ship fruit skewers are not only visually fun but also a nutritious treat your whole family will enjoy.

Recipe Questions & Answers

What fruits are used in the rocket ship skewers?

Strawberries, pineapple chunks, green grapes, blueberries, and thick banana slices are used to create the rocket shapes.

How do I assemble the fruit on the skewers?

Start with pineapple chunks as the flame, add grapes, banana slices, blueberries for windows, and top with a strawberry tip.

Can I use other fruits for these skewers?

Yes, firm and colorful fruits like melon or mango can be substituted or added, especially using star-shaped cutters.

Is any cooking required for this snack?

No cooking is needed; all fruit is served fresh and assembled on the skewers.

What tools are recommended for preparation?

A paring knife, cutting board, wooden skewers, and serving platter will make assembly easy and neat.

Are these skewers suitable for special diets?

Yes, they are vegetarian and gluten-free, making them suitable for many dietary needs.

Rocket Ship Fruit Skewers

Vibrant fruit skewers shaped like rockets with strawberries, pineapple, grapes, and blueberries for a healthy snack.

Prep duration
15 minutes
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Overall time
15 minutes
Recipe by Clover Hearth Emily Dawson

Recipe type Sweet Cozy Treats

Skill level Easy

Culinary roots International

Servings made 8 Portion size

Diet preferences Plant-based, Free of dairy, No gluten

What you'll need

Fresh Fruit

01 8 large strawberries
02 1 cup pineapple chunks
03 1 cup green grapes
04 1 cup blueberries
05 1 banana, sliced thickly

Additional

01 8 wooden skewers, 8–10 inches long

How to make it

Step 01

Clean and Prepare Fruit: Wash all fruit thoroughly and pat dry.

Step 02

Slice Banana: Cut the banana into thick slices, approximately 1/2 inch thick.

Step 03

Assemble Rocket Flames: Thread one pineapple chunk onto the bottom of each skewer to represent the rocket flame.

Step 04

Add Rocket Body Grapes: Place one to two green grapes above each pineapple chunk.

Step 05

Add Banana Slices: Place one banana slice on top of the grapes on each skewer.

Step 06

Add Decorative Blueberries: Thread one to two blueberries above the banana slices to simulate decorative windows.

Step 07

Top with Strawberry Tip: Finish each skewer by placing a whole strawberry on top with the pointed end facing upward.

Step 08

Complete Assembly: Repeat the assembly process for all eight skewers.

Step 09

Serve: Arrange all skewers on a platter and serve immediately.

Equipment needed

  • Cutting board
  • Paring knife
  • Wooden skewers
  • Serving platter

Allergy details

Be sure to review every ingredient for potential allergies, and talk to a medical expert if you’re unsure.
  • Contains banana; may cause reactions in individuals with latex-fruit syndrome.
  • Check fruit packaging for potential cross-contamination warnings.

Nutrition information (each portion)

Only use this data as a helpful reference—it’s not intended to replace professional health guidance.
  • Calorie count: 55
  • Fat content: 0.2 grams
  • Carbohydrates: 14 grams
  • Proteins: 0.7 grams