Fruit Salad “Christmas Tree”

by Editorial Staff

Christmas is a holiday that adults and children look forward to. I suggest including a fruit salad in the shape of a Christmas tree in the festive menu. This dish will perfectly decorate the table and will certainly delight your children.

Summary

Prep Time	20 mins
Total Time	20 mins
Course	Salad

Ingredients

Instructions

Peel bananas, cut into slices. We leave one circle to make a star for the Christmas tree.
Remove the peel from the tangerines, disassemble into slices. If there are too many seeds in the tangerines, then you need to carefully pull them out with a knife.
We put the yogurt on a deep plate, add honey, mix.
On a flat plate, put alternately slices of banana and mandarin slices.
We form a fruit pyramid.
Gently spread the yogurt on a pile of fruit, coat the pyramid with yogurt on all sides.
We clean the kiwi, cut it into thin slices.
We spread the kiwi on the herringbone. Try to stack the kiwi circles beautifully on top of each other, forming “twigs”.
Cut a star out of the remaining banana mug with a knife. Dip the banana star in sesame seeds, fix it with a toothpick on the top of the herringbone.
Sprinkle sesame seeds on the fruit “Christmas tree”: it will “snow” on the “twigs”. Decorate the fruit salad with mint leaves if desired. Christmas Fruit Salad “Christmas Tree” is ready!

Enjoy your meal!

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