How to Make Heart Strawberries for Valentine’s Day

A platter of heart strawberries is a healthy and sweet Valentine’s day treat! Perfect for class parties, preschool, or school lunches!

If you like these heart strawberries you’ll love these cute tiger mandarine oranges and monkey muffins!

This school year I have been fortunate to be able to organize a few simple class parties for Kaylee’s 2nd-grade class. For Valentine’s Day the kids made little bags earlier in the week to hold their cards and today the children exchanged Valentines and had a great time reading through them while snacking on a small plate of treats.

We did the usual 100% juice boxes, a mini cupcake, and a few conversation hearts. I also wanted to add a little something on the healthier side so I brought a platter of heart strawberries. They turned out so pretty and the light in my kitchen was perfect so I did a quick photo shoot before walking out the door 🙂 These would be fun to make for a preschool party, too!

Aren’t these beautiful? You can almost smell them through the screen. Strawberries are my favorite and the kids loved them and thought they were “so cute”.

Other Ways To Use HEart Strawberries!

• Slide strawberries onto skewers with blueberries, banana slices and grapes for fruit kebabs.
• Slide strawberries onto skewers with cubed pound cake and dip in whipped topping for “strawberry shortcake on a stick”!
• Top yogurt cups or vanilla pudding cups with heart strawberries.
• Make mini fruit pizzas out of sugar cookies and top with strawberries, banana slices and sprinkles.
• Add to a fresh fruit cups.
• Set up a Valentine’s ice cream sundae bar with fresh fruit and sauces. These strawberries would be perfect over vanilla ice cream, drizzled in a bit of chocolate syrup/hot fudge.
• Create a fruit and dessert board! Make it Valentine themed by adding heart shaped chocolate candies and marshmallows.
• Dip in chocolate for a Valentine’s Day fondue!

How To Make Heart Strawberries

A platter of heart strawberries is a healthy and sweet Valentine’s day treat! Perfect for class parties, preschool, or school lunches!

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Print Pin Rate

Prep Time: 5 minutes

Total Time: 5 minutes

Servings: 24 strawberries

Calories: 6kcal

Cost: $5

Equipment

• knife
• cutting board

Ingredients

• 24 strawberries

Instructions

• Wash strawberries and pat try.
• Slice the green tops off of each strawberry.
• Slice a "V" shape into the top of each strawberry.
  
• Refrigerate until ready to serve.

Nutrition

Calories: 6kcal

More Valentine’s Day Inspiration For Kids

• Valentine’s Day Printable Coupons: Free Valentine’s Day printable notes, jokes, creative lunch ideas, Valentine’s printable coupons and more! A fun way to dress up lunches throughout February.
• I “Chews” You Valentine’s Day Printable Cards: With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, here is a fun (and free!) printable Valentine to make for a crowd! They would especially be fun to make for teens and tweens.
• Valentine’s Day Lunch Box Notes and Jokes: Free Valentine’s Day printable cards, jokes, creative lunch ideas, Valentine’s printable coupons and more!
• You might also like these 50 non-candy Valentine ideas from I Heart Nap Time!