Magic Fairy Fruit Wands Recipe
Ready to play with your food? Healthy fruit snack meets fun with these magic fairy fruit wands! Our girls love making them just for fun or having them for playtime with friends!

How to Make the Best Magic Fairy Fruit Wands
These whimsical magic fairy fruit wands are the perfect blend of nutrition and imagination. Combining fresh watermelon, berries, and grapes with colorful fruit leather “ribbons,” they transform simple fruit into enchanted treats that kids will love to make and even more to eat.
What makes these wands truly special is how they turn healthy eating into playtime. The star-shaped watermelon pieces serve as magical toppers, while the fruit leather ribbons flutter like enchanted streamers. Not only are they visually stunning, but they’re also naturally sweet and packed with vitamins—making them an ideal party snack or fun afternoon treat.
Whether you’re planning a fairy-themed celebration, need a creative after-school snack, or simply want to make eating fruit more exciting for the kids in your life, these magic fairy fruit wands deliver both fun and nutrition in one delightful package.

Magic Fairy Fruit Wands
Ready to play with your food? Healthy fruit snack meets fun with these magic fairy fruit wands! Our girls love making them just for fun or having them for playtime with friends!
Ingredients
Fruit Wands
Instructions
Fruit Wands
- Cut the watermelon into 1-inch rounds. Using a star cookie cutter, cut out pieces of watermelon and set them aside. (Cut any leftover watermelon into cubes to snack on later.)
- Using a pizza cutter, slice the fruit leather into 10 to 12-inch pieces, then into two strings per piece.
- On each skewer, add pieces of berries and grapes leaving about 2 inches from the top. Tie the fruit leather "strings" to the skewer in between the top of the berries and below the watermelon. Place the watermelon star on the top of the skewer without the top poking through.
- If making these for small kids, trim the pointed part of the skewer before placing the watermelon star on top.
Notes
- Best served immediately after assembly
- A fun activity for kids to help make
- Can be made ahead and refrigerated for up to 2 hours