This past Saturday I hosted a Miles From Tommorowland Themed party.  As part of the space/astronaut theme, I thought Fruit Rockets would be a fun way for the kiddos to eat their fruit. With Strawberries and Cantaloupe I picked up at BJ’s, I along with the help of my friend Erin, created Fruit Rockets.  Not only were they super easy to make but they were also a hit!

Fruit Rockets

Fruit Rockets

Ingredients

  • Large Strawberries
  • Cantalope pieces
  • Medium Sized Marshmallows

*You’ll also need kabob/skewer sticks, which I cut in half.

Directions

  • Slice large strawberries horizontally into three pieces.
  • Trim 2 long sides of each piece cantaloupe to form a rocket tail shape.
  • Thread the skewers as shown in the photo.
  • Serve chilled.

* Depending on the size of the marshmallow, you may need to cut it in half.

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