8 Reviews of Cute Edible Apple Turkey (Thanksgiving Treat)

From: DogAndCatDoc

On Dec 7, 2005

This was really fun to make Thanksgiving day. I used a large seedless black grape for the head and also put on a candy corn beak cut down to size and attached using a toothpick tip. I alternated chocolate covered raisins and plain jumbo golden raisin to make the tail feathers. I used the finished product as a table centerpiece and all of the guests really got a kick out of it. Am looking forward to making it again next year!

From: Chef #619248

On Nov 24, 2007

They are cute and a nice addition to the Thanksgiving table. They are also fun for the kids to make.

From: hollyfrolly

On Nov 15, 2007

Oh my gosh, this is such a riot! I cannot wait to try these. My daughter will FOR SURE crack up over them! You are so creative!!!

From: LWG

On Nov 25, 2007

This was a really fun day-before-Thanksgiving project for my niece and nephew and I to work on. We used dried cranberries for the raisins, and everyone loved the centerpiece the next day for dinner.

From: MommaEllen

On Nov 25, 2008

Oh My Goodness! These are cute. Plan to use these for preschool/kindergarten next year. My four year old just made one by herself with what she found in the frig and cupboard; she used whole cranberries and raisins and we just cut up large marshmallows to make smaller ones. Thank you for sharing!

From: St. Louie Suzie

On Dec 7, 2008

This was a great project to do with my kids, and the apple turkeys made adorable decorations on our holiday appetizer platters. They were a huge hit with the whole family!

From: mydesigirl

On Nov 27, 2008

LOL! I made these and they looked so cute sitting on the table! I used green apples,golden raisins,green olives stuffed with Cheddar cheese and frilly toothpicks. Thanks so much for posting such a fun recipe!

From: Chef #647216

On Dec 12, 2007

It's so cuteeeee! Can't help to wait til' it's christmas. I am definitely going to do a copycat.