Tips for creating cute and easy fruit and vegetable shapes to entice children to eat

With super adorable shapes made from readily available ingredients, kids will surely be excited and thrilled to experience and enjoy them with their own hands.

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Fruit and Vegetable Art that is Easy to Make to Entice Children to Eat - 1

Model number 1 includes ingredients: Green cauliflower, 2 black peppercorns

Fruit and Vegetable Art that is Easy to Make to Entice Children to Eat - 2

Model number 2 includes ingredients: Green apple, 1 branch of tree, 2 twist candies

Fruit and Vegetable Art that is Easy to Make to Entice Children to Eat - 3

Model number 3 includes ingredients: Yellow melon

Fruit and Vegetable Art that is Easy to Make to Entice Children to Eat - 4

Model number 4 includes ingredients: Purple grapes, Kiwi fruit, yellow melon

Fruit and Vegetable Art that is Easy to Make to Entice Children to Eat - 5

Model number 5 includes ingredients: Carrot, white rice, green bean, seaweed, minced mushroom carrot stir-fry, green cauliflower.

Fruit and Vegetable Art that is Easy to Make to Entice Children to Eat - 6

Model number 6 includes ingredients: Tomato, black sesame for eyes, herbs, shredded banana flowers.

Fruit and Vegetable Art that is Easy to Make to Entice Children to Eat - 7

Model number 7 includes ingredients: Quail eggs, green bean, eggplant, purple cabbage, white rice, carrot, 1 piece of meatloaf, red sweet potato, winter squash, white cauliflower.

Fruit and Vegetable Art that is Easy to Make to Entice Children to Eat - 8

Model number 8 includes ingredients: Bread crust, Kiwi fruit, watermelon, watermelon seeds, wasabi peas, mango

Fruit and Vegetable Art that is Easy to Make to Entice Children to Eat - 9

Model number 9 includes ingredients: Mint leaves, dragon fruit, banana flowers shaped like a flower and soil texture, cucumber skin.

Fruit and Vegetable Art that is Easy to Make to Entice Children to Eat - 10

Model number 10 includes ingredients: Purple grapes, green grapes, orange, kiwi, mango, dragon fruit, apple, pineapple.

Photos: Van Khanh