Ingredients
Method
- Start by peeling the bananas. Slice off a small portion from the bottom to make them stand upright.
- Once standing, carefully make a deep incision on the top of the banana, ensuring it doesn’t split the fruit.
- Insert a grape into this incision, this will be your Banana dolphin’s “snout” where it looks like it’s holding the ball.
- For the Banana dolphin’s eyes, press two chocolate chips on the upper front side of the banana.
- Prepare your plate with thinly sliced apples on the bottom to resemble the sea.
- Position the Banana dolphins on top of the apple slices, ensuring they are upright and stable.
- Garnish with any additional fruits if desired for added decoration.
Notes
PRO TIPS:
Choosing ripe but firm bananas will make the process easier. Too ripe, and they might not hold up well.
If you want to make the Banana dolphins ahead of time, drizzle some lemon juice to keep the bananas from browning.
Dark chocolate chips make for better contrast, but you can use any variant you like.
Always keep your knife wet. This prevents the banana from breaking during the incisions. HOW TO SERVE AND ENJOY: Banana dolphins are best enjoyed immediately after preparation.
They can be served as a fun snack for kids’ parties or as a decorative dessert centerpiece.
Pair with yogurt or honey for an added layer of flavor.
Engage the kids! Let them help in making their own Banana dolphins; it’s fun and encourages them to eat healthily.
If you want to make the Banana dolphins ahead of time, drizzle some lemon juice to keep the bananas from browning.
Dark chocolate chips make for better contrast, but you can use any variant you like.
Always keep your knife wet. This prevents the banana from breaking during the incisions. HOW TO SERVE AND ENJOY: Banana dolphins are best enjoyed immediately after preparation.
They can be served as a fun snack for kids’ parties or as a decorative dessert centerpiece.
Pair with yogurt or honey for an added layer of flavor.
Engage the kids! Let them help in making their own Banana dolphins; it’s fun and encourages them to eat healthily.