Easy American Flag Fruit Tray

This easy American flag fruit tray is the perfect snack for patriotic parties! Made with fresh fruit and tasty pretzels, it's a simple treat that makes an easy dessert or appetizer.

Whip it together quickly for a great addition to a Fourth of July party, Memorial Day, the Olympics, World Cup soccer games, and more! You could even pull it together for Labor Day festivities.

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• Ingredients
• Instructions
• Tips for Making this Recipe
• Storage
• Substitutions & Variations
• More Red, White, & Blue Recipes
• Flag Fruit Tray

You'll combine some red fruit, blue fruit, and some tasty yogurt pretzels to make this simple red, white, and blue platter!

This easy board will be a big hit with your party guests and it couldn't be easier to pull together.

Ingredients

Here are the simple ingredients you'll need for this fruit platter.

• Fresh Strawberries
• Fresh Blueberries
• Fresh Blackberries
• Fresh Raspberries
• Yogurt-Covered Pretzels or White Chocolate Pretzels

See the recipe card for quantities.

Instructions

Wash your berries and slice strawberries into bite-size pieces.

Place blueberries and blackberries into a small bowl and add bowl to a rectangular cutting board (or other serving tray) in the top left corner. Create stripes with sliced strawberries, raspberries, and pretzels.

Serve immediately.

Tips for Making this Recipe

Servings Tips - serve this board with a bunch of toothpicks or tongs, so your guests feel comfortable picking things off the tray.

Recommended Tools - You'll need a large rectangular wooden board or platter. Mine measures 20 by 14 inches.

Storage

You can save this fruit tray in the refrigerator for up to 2 days. I recommend covering with a layer of plastic wrap or aluminum foil.

Substitutions & Variations

• White Stripes - you can sub out one or two of the pretzel stripes with mini marshmallows, slices of banana, white cheddar cheese, cauliflower, or popcorn.
• Red Stripes - you can swap the raspberries or strawberries for pitted red cherries, slices of bell pepper, sliced watermelon, pomegranate seeds, or red grapes.
• Blue Section - unfortunately, there aren't too many blue fruits, but you could swap the berries for concord grapes, black currants, or blue plums.
• Stars - if you want to get really extra, you could cut out stars out of slices of white cheddar cheese with a small cookie cutter and place them on top of the blueberries.

More Red, White, & Blue Recipes

Try some of these pretty eats for your favorite patriotic holidays!

• Frozen Berry Yogurt Bites
• Watermelon Blueberry Sparklers
• Frozen Yogurt Bark with Berries

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