What fruits are used in the platter?

The platter combines peeled orange segments with seedless red or green grapes arranged creatively.

How do you create the clock hands on the platter?

Two longer grapes or orange segments are placed in the center, pointing to the desired time.

Fresh mint leaves scattered around add aroma and color. A light drizzle of honey or orange blossom water enhances sweetness.

Yes, it is vegetarian, gluten-free, and dairy-free, making it friendly for many diets.

Serve immediately, chilled if preferred, for a fresh and vibrant presentation at brunch or gatherings.

Blueberries or raspberries may replace grapes, and blood oranges can substitute regular oranges for color variation.

A playful, healthy brunch fruit platter arranged as a clock face using juicy orange slices and sweet grapes—perfect for kids or festive gatherings.

This platter was a hit at our last family brunch, with kids especially loving the clock face design.

Step 1:: Peel the oranges and separate them into segments. Carefully remove any seeds and as much pith as possible.
Step 2:: On a large round serving plate, arrange the orange segments in a circle to form the clock face.
Step 3:: Place 12 grapes at even intervals around the circle to mark the hours, pressing them gently between the orange segments.
Step 4:: Use two longer grapes (or two orange segments) at the center as the clocks hands, pointing to your desired time (e.g. 10:10 for visual appeal).
Step 5:: If desired, scatter fresh mint leaves around the platter for extra color and aroma.
Step 6:: Serve immediately, chilled if preferred.

Our family loved gathering around this colorful clock platter, making brunch even more special.

Large round serving plate, sharp paring knife, cutting board

Naturally free from common allergens. Always double-check for cross-contamination if serving to people with severe allergies.

Per serving: 65 calories, 0 g total fat, 16 g carbohydrates, 1 g protein.

This easy fruit clock slice is sure to brighten your brunch table and bring smiles all around.

→ What fruits are used in the platter?: The platter combines peeled orange segments with seedless red or green grapes arranged creatively.
→ How do you create the clock hands on the platter?: Two longer grapes or orange segments are placed in the center, pointing to the desired time.
→ Can I add flavors or garnishes?: Fresh mint leaves scattered around add aroma and color. A light drizzle of honey or orange blossom water enhances sweetness.
→ Is this platter suitable for dietary restrictions?: Yes, it is vegetarian, gluten-free, and dairy-free, making it friendly for many diets.
→ How should this platter be served?: Serve immediately, chilled if preferred, for a fresh and vibrant presentation at brunch or gatherings.
→ Can I substitute other fruits?: Blueberries or raspberries may replace grapes, and blood oranges can substitute regular oranges for color variation.