Champagne Flute Fruit Garnishes

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Brighten your celebration with colorful fruit garnishes perfect for champagne flutes. Using fresh strawberries, kiwi, pineapple, raspberries, blueberries, and lime, these garnishes offer a fresh and festive touch. Mint leaves and edible gold leaf add an extra layer of elegance. Prepare by slicing fruits into various shapes and assembling them on cocktail picks, then rest across flute rims or inside the glass. Ideal for quick, easy preparation with vegan and gluten-free ingredients.

Updated on Wed, 10 Dec 2025 11:00:00 GMT
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Elevate your New Years celebration with vibrant, elegant fruit garnishes designed to complement champagne flutes. These garnishes add a festive, colorful touch to each glass, enhancing the sipping experience.

I have enjoyed creating these garnishes for every New Years gathering to impress my guests with simple yet stunning decorations.

Ingredients

  • Fresh Fruit: 6 large strawberries, 1 kiwi, 1 small pineapple, 12 fresh raspberries, 12 blueberries, 1 lime
  • Optional Accents: Edible gold leaf (for decoration), fresh mint leaves

Instructions

Step 1:
Rinse all fruit thoroughly and pat dry.
Step 2:
Slice strawberries vertically into halves or quarters depending on size.
Step 3:
Peel the kiwi and cut into thin half-moon slices.
Step 4:
Cut the pineapple into thin wedges or small star shapes using a mini cookie cutter.
Step 5:
Slice the lime thinly into wheels or half-wheels for a zesty accent.
Step 6:
Skewer combinations of fruits onto 4-inch cocktail picks for example a raspberry pineapple star and blueberry or a strawberry half with a kiwi slice and mint leaf.
Step 7:
For an extra festive touch gently press a small amount of edible gold leaf onto selected fruit pieces.
Step 8:
Rest the fruit garnish across the rim of each champagne flute or place it inside the glass for a burst of color.
Step 9:
Serve immediately with chilled champagne.
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My family loves gathering around to help prepare and choose their favorite fruit combinations each year.

Required Tools

Paring knife mini cookie cutter optional small skewers or cocktail picks cutting board

Allergen Information

Contains no common allergens If purchasing pre-cut fruit or gold leaf check packaging for possible allergen cross-contamination

Nutritional Information

Calories 18 Total Fat 0 g Carbohydrates 4 g Protein 0.2 g

Fresh fruit garnishes adorn champagne flutes, showcasing a festive arrangement for New Year's celebrations. Save
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Simple to prepare these garnishes bring festive elegance and flavor to your New Years celebration every time.

Kitchen Help

What fruits work best for champagne flute garnishes?

Strawberries, kiwi, pineapple, raspberries, blueberries, and lime are excellent choices as they bring vibrant color and fresh flavors.

How can I add an elegant touch to my garnishes?

Using edible gold leaf and fresh mint leaves adds sophistication and a festive feel to the fruit garnishes.

How should the fruit be prepared for garnishing?

Slice fruits into thin wedges, half-moons, stars, or wheels to create visually appealing shapes that easily fit on cocktail picks.

Can the garnishes be made in advance?

It's best to prepare fresh shortly before serving to maintain fruit freshness and vibrant appearance, though you can chill them briefly if needed.

Are these garnishes suitable for all dietary needs?

Yes, the selections are vegan, gluten-free, and free of common allergens, making them accessible for most diets.

Champagne Flute Fruit Garnishes

Vibrant fruit garnishes designed to elevate the look and taste of champagne flutes for celebrations.

Setup duration
15 min
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Complete duration
15 min
Created by Molly Evans

Classification Everyday Joys

Complexity Easy

Heritage International

Output 12 Portions

Nutrition guidelines Plant-Based, No dairy, Without gluten

Components

Fresh Fruit

01 6 large strawberries
02 1 kiwi
03 1 small pineapple
04 12 fresh raspberries
05 12 blueberries
06 1 lime

Optional Accents

01 Edible gold leaf for decoration
02 Fresh mint leaves

Method steps

Phase 01

Clean Fruits: Rinse all fruit thoroughly and pat dry.

Phase 02

Prepare Strawberries: Slice strawberries vertically into halves or quarters depending on size.

Phase 03

Slice Kiwi: Peel the kiwi and cut into thin half-moon slices.

Phase 04

Cut Pineapple: Cut the pineapple into thin wedges or small star shapes using a mini cookie cutter.

Phase 05

Slice Lime: Slice the lime thinly into wheels or half-wheels for a zesty accent.

Phase 06

Assemble Garnishes: Skewer combinations of fruits onto 4-inch cocktail picks, such as a raspberry, pineapple star, and blueberry, or a strawberry half with a kiwi slice and mint leaf.

Phase 07

Add Gold Leaf: Gently press a small amount of edible gold leaf onto selected fruit pieces for an elegant touch.

Phase 08

Place Garnishes: Rest the fruit garnish across the rim of each champagne flute or place it inside the glass to enhance presentation.

Phase 09

Serve: Serve immediately alongside chilled champagne or preferred sparkling beverage.

Kitchen tools needed

  • Paring knife
  • Mini cookie cutter (optional)
  • Small skewers or cocktail picks
  • Cutting board

Dietary concerns

Review ingredients carefully for potential allergens and seek professional medical guidance if uncertain.
  • Contains no common allergens; verify packaging of pre-cut fruit or gold leaf for potential cross-contamination.

Dietary breakdown (per portion)

Values shown are estimates only - consult healthcare providers for specific advice.
  • Energy: 18
  • Fats: 0 g
  • Carbohydrates: 4 g
  • Proteins: 0.2 g