Your fun fruit and veg pictures

goodtoknow user Lynn Savage says: ‘This is my four course dinner which is sure to get the kids eating their fruit and veg!’

goodtoknow user Lori Ashby says: ‘This is the frog that I make
for my nephew when he comes round my house and he asks for it every time
he visits. The body and legs are an apple, the mouth cut out and
stuffed with an orange segment and eyes are stems of mushrooms. I hope
you like it as much as he does!’

‘Here’s my attempt at Winnie the Pooh and Piglet for my little Disney fan! I made it entirely from fruit with a bit of a lettuce backdrop!’ says goodtoknow user Caroline Kelly.

goodtoknow user @Sidrah98 sent in this fun fruit and veg face design!

goodtoknow user Joy Dehany says: ‘This is my happy onion. My daughter, Rosie is more interested in food like onions with a stronger taste if it looks amusing, so I did this to make her laugh and now she likes a tiny bit of red onion in her salad.’

‘You’ve heard of a sausage dog but have you heard of a banana dog? This little fella is both cute and good for you!’ says goodtoknow user Louise Nicole Hutchings.

‘I created this fruit monster to get the kiddies excited about fruit at a monster themed party!’ says goodtoknow user Megs @megs_13.

‘Here’s my limosaurus entry into your fruity competition.’ says goodtoknow user Wendy Dalbty.

‘This is one way I encourage my children to eat more fruit – I make giant animals out of it! We all sit round and tuck in, fork in hand, sometimes adding yoghurt or cream. It’s a fun way to ensure all of the family eat their their 5+ a day and can be eaten as a dessert or a snack. It doesn’t take long to prepare and any friends who come to tea always request it. I think they forget its just fruit and enjoy the fun of eating it so much more. Its very versatile as almost any animal and fruit can be used.’ says goodtoknow user Lucy Richards.

‘Here is my fun food for kids – dinosaurs at the watering hole (aka ham and cheese sarnie with homemade tomato soup!).’ says goodtoknow user Sarah Rayment.

‘Last week we dipped bananas in melted chocolate and the kids decorated them with coconuts, coloured sugar strands and mixed crushed nuts! Some kids are hard to please or they are picky, but we can always find a way to make them eat healthy.’ says goodtoknow user Talin Nazarian.

goodtoknow user Tiffany Crawford says: ‘This is our fruit and vegatable dinner made fun! Sausage and broccoli trees, cauliflower sheep, vegetable rainbow, pea fields and gravy puddles followed by fresh fruit flower and banana bumble bees – it was yummy!’

goodtoknow user Mary Barton says: ‘My kids made this delicious fruit picture!’

‘Making faces with the fruit and veg is a great way to get kids to eat them. The fun is seeing who’s the first to eat the nose, eyes, hair and so on. We had lots of fun!’ says goodtoknow user Sue Butler.

goodtoknow user Rose says: ‘Mine’s a sandwich and make it snappy!’

‘Here’s my fruit and vegetable lunch box design. My design includes: olives, cucumbers, carrots, tomato, banana, kiwi and strawberries. My daughter enjoys most of fruits and vegetables as you can see!’ says goodtoknow user Edita Mikutenaite.

We love goodtoknow user Jess Moss‘ pirate bananas – argh!

A peacock made from grapes, a pear and carrot stick legs – how creative!

We think this shark watermelon is a great way to encourage the kids to eat their fruit – if they dare to put their hands in it’s mouth!