Watermelon Christmas Trees

2014-12-17
  • Yield : Approx. 10 trees
  • Prep Time : 15m
  • Cook Time : 0m
  • Ready In : 2:0 h

Watermelon Christmas Trees 

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You might have noticed we were sharing some wonderful Christmas ideas this year? Our favourites are Christmas goodies that are all about the festive season with a healthy little twist. These watermelon Christmas trees are no exception. They look fabulous on the plate, and what child doesn’t love watermelon! Yum. 

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Ingredients

  • ¼ of whole seedless watermelon
  • 1/3 cup favourite yoghurt

Method

Step 1

Cut the watermelon into slices, and then cut each slice in half -

Step 2

To make the base of the Christmas tree, slice the watermelon rind into thirds and then trim off the pieces from either side so you are left with one “tree trunk” in the middle -

Step 3

Place your Christmas trees on a lined tray that will fit in the freezer -

Step 4

Add yoghurt to a piping bag and decorate your trees. If you don't have a piping bag, simply fill a snap lock plastic bag with yoghurt and cut a very small piece from the corner -

Step 5

Place tray in the freezer and allow the yoghurt to freeze for 1-2 hours -

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Recipe Comments

  1. posted by Shirley Gallardo on December 7, 2021

    Beautiful work. Small watermelon for table centerpiece. Layered harder to work with for abstract look but edible.

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